I And Sproggy
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Adam asked next morning. “Instead of paper ones?”
“Use your head,” his mother said. “One doesn’t use paper napkins at a time like this.”
He thought of asking, “Why?” and decided against it.
“I might have to leave after lunch,” he said. “I and Kenny have a date.”
She grasped him by the shoulder. For a small woman she was pretty strong.
“Now you listen to me,” she said from between tight lips. “There’ll be no skinning out of this one.”
She surveyed the table critically. “It’ll have to do,” she sai...d. The doorbell rang. She jumped. Adam froze.
“That’s them,” he whispered.
His mother arranged a smile on her face.
“Look pleasant,” she snapped. Rosalie caught the vibes and tiptoed into Adam’s room and under his bed.
“Lucky little creep,” he said to himself, wishing he could join her.
“Hello, hello,” Adam’s father cried as they opened the door. Adam crouched behind his mother, glad for the first time in his life that he was small.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adam asked next morning. “Instead of paper ones?”
“Use your head,” his mother said. “One doesn’t use paper napkins at a time like this.”
He thought of asking, “Why?” and decided against it.
“I might have to leave after lunch,” he said. “I and Kenny have a date.”
She grasped him by the shoulder. For a small woman she was pretty strong.
“Now you listen to me,” she said from between tight lips. “There’ll be no skinning out of this one.”
She surveyed the table critically. “It’ll have to do,” she sai...d. The doorbell rang. She jumped. Adam froze.
“That’s them,” he whispered.
His mother arranged a smile on her face.
“Look pleasant,” she snapped. Rosalie caught the vibes and tiptoed into Adam’s room and under his bed.
“Lucky little creep,” he said to himself, wishing he could join her.
“Hello, hello,” Adam’s father cried as they opened the door. Adam crouched behind his mother, glad for the first time in his life that he was small.
What to read after I And Sproggy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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