Gator Bowl (2014)
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Alabaster grinned and rolled her blue eyes as though she found the whole thing amusing. Uncle Saul ran through the front door of the cabin, still holding her, with me and Ollie on his heels.
“Norman gets a little bothered when Alabaster eats a few chickens.” He put his pet on the rough wood floor. “You’d think he wouldn’t mind so much since I always buy him new ones.”
Buckshot flew against the side of the cabin, one shot pinging the window but not breaking it. “Get out here, Saul! Face m...e like a man!”
“He sounds more than a little bothered,” Ollie said.
Uncle Saul turned to him with a smile. “I don’t think we’ve met, son. I’m Saul Chase. You must be Zoe’s beau.”
Ollie glanced at me before shaking his hand. “Not exactly. Zoe picked me up on the road, and asked if I’d like to join you all here for some cooking and refurbishing. I’m Ollie.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alabaster grinned and rolled her blue eyes as though she found the whole thing amusing. Uncle Saul ran through the front door of the cabin, still holding her, with me and Ollie on his heels.
“Norman gets a little bothered when Alabaster eats a few chickens.” He put his pet on the rough wood floor. “You’d think he wouldn’t mind so much since I always buy him new ones.”
Buckshot flew against the side of the cabin, one shot pinging the window but not breaking it. “Get out here, Saul! Face m...e like a man!”
“He sounds more than a little bothered,” Ollie said.
Uncle Saul turned to him with a smile. “I don’t think we’ve met, son. I’m Saul Chase. You must be Zoe’s beau.”
Ollie glanced at me before shaking his hand. “Not exactly. Zoe picked me up on the road, and asked if I’d like to join you all here for some cooking and refurbishing. I’m Ollie.”
What to read after Gator Bowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.J. Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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