Invaders From Mars
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The door to every classroom was shut tight and all the classes were in progress.
Mrs. McKeltch is gonna be pissed, David thought as he began to run. Mrs. McKeltch was always pissed, it seemed, and usually at something David had done—sometimes even if he hadn’t done anything.
Mrs. McKeltch was his homeroom teacher this year. Last year she’d just been a matronly woman with tightly curled and wavy gray hair. He’d seen her walking very fast through the halls in her stuffy old-lady dresses th...at always smelled like mothballs. They were always black or gray or brown with lots of busy swirls and curly-cues and stripes, and they always came below her knees. Her stockings were usually wrinkled slightly from her knees all the way to her thick ankles where they seemed to be stuffed into the flat, black shoes she always wore. Her shoes were almost totally silent as she stormed through the halls, her big hands curled into fists that weren’t quite clenched at her sides, looking as if she were on her way to the principal’s office, anxious to have some poor student expelled from school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The door to every classroom was shut tight and all the classes were in progress.
Mrs. McKeltch is gonna be pissed, David thought as he began to run. Mrs. McKeltch was always pissed, it seemed, and usually at something David had done—sometimes even if he hadn’t done anything.
Mrs. McKeltch was his homeroom teacher this year. Last year she’d just been a matronly woman with tightly curled and wavy gray hair. He’d seen her walking very fast through the halls in her stuffy old-lady dresses th...at always smelled like mothballs. They were always black or gray or brown with lots of busy swirls and curly-cues and stripes, and they always came below her knees. Her stockings were usually wrinkled slightly from her knees all the way to her thick ankles where they seemed to be stuffed into the flat, black shoes she always wore. Her shoes were almost totally silent as she stormed through the halls, her big hands curled into fists that weren’t quite clenched at her sides, looking as if she were on her way to the principal’s office, anxious to have some poor student expelled from school.
What to read after Invaders From Mars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Garton to read onlineMoreLess
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