Hoot
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His mother said, “Well, I’m not sure if it’s an actual law but—”
“Oh yes, it is,” his father cut in. “Truancy is what it’s called.”
“Can they put you in jail?” Roy asked.
“Usually they just put you back in school,” Mr. Eberhardt said. Half-jokingly he added, “You weren’t thinking of dropping out, were you?”
Roy said no, school was all right.
“I bet I know what this is about,” Mrs. Eberhardt said. “You’re worried about bumping into that Matherson boy again. See, didn’t I tell you the apology lett...er was too assertive?”
“The letter was just fine,” Roy’s father said, spreading open the newspaper.
“If it was ‘just fine,’ then why is Roy so scared? Why’s he talking about dropping out of school?”
“I’m not scared,” Roy said, “and I don’t want to drop out of Trace Middle. It’s just ...”
His mother eyed him. “What?”
“Nothing, Mom.”
Roy decided not to tell his parents about his encounter with Mullet Fingers, the running boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His mother said, “Well, I’m not sure if it’s an actual law but—”
“Oh yes, it is,” his father cut in. “Truancy is what it’s called.”
“Can they put you in jail?” Roy asked.
“Usually they just put you back in school,” Mr. Eberhardt said. Half-jokingly he added, “You weren’t thinking of dropping out, were you?”
Roy said no, school was all right.
“I bet I know what this is about,” Mrs. Eberhardt said. “You’re worried about bumping into that Matherson boy again. See, didn’t I tell you the apology lett...er was too assertive?”
“The letter was just fine,” Roy’s father said, spreading open the newspaper.
“If it was ‘just fine,’ then why is Roy so scared? Why’s he talking about dropping out of school?”
“I’m not scared,” Roy said, “and I don’t want to drop out of Trace Middle. It’s just ...”
His mother eyed him. “What?”
“Nothing, Mom.”
Roy decided not to tell his parents about his encounter with Mullet Fingers, the running boy.
What to read after Hoot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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