Messenger of Fear
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IT WAS A SCHOOL LUNCHROOM. NOISY, CHAOTIC, smelling of grease and overcooked brussels sprouts. On the walls were posters exhorting the team to beat the Redwood Giants. There was a nutrition poster on the wall next to the food line. The tables were round six-tops with molded plastic chairs that made a scraping sound with each movement and laid a sort of uneven rhythm track beneath the babble of voices.
Samantha Early was at a table with three other girls. None of them were talking. Mason Crain, a... pleasant-looking if not handsome kid who had not quite grown into his hands and feet, sat down across from her carrying a tray loaded with something brown, something green, and something red.
Samantha glanced up, then returned her gaze immediately to the laptop on which she was typing in between bites of turkey lasagna.
Two tables away sat Kayla and her friends. They were not all beauties, but even those who were of only average looks were well and expensively turned out, with better-than-Claire’s jewelry, outfits from A&F and Nordstrom, designer shoes and bags and latest-generation cell phones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT WAS A SCHOOL LUNCHROOM. NOISY, CHAOTIC, smelling of grease and overcooked brussels sprouts. On the walls were posters exhorting the team to beat the Redwood Giants. There was a nutrition poster on the wall next to the food line. The tables were round six-tops with molded plastic chairs that made a scraping sound with each movement and laid a sort of uneven rhythm track beneath the babble of voices.
Samantha Early was at a table with three other girls. None of them were talking. Mason Crain, a... pleasant-looking if not handsome kid who had not quite grown into his hands and feet, sat down across from her carrying a tray loaded with something brown, something green, and something red.
Samantha glanced up, then returned her gaze immediately to the laptop on which she was typing in between bites of turkey lasagna.
Two tables away sat Kayla and her friends. They were not all beauties, but even those who were of only average looks were well and expensively turned out, with better-than-Claire’s jewelry, outfits from A&F and Nordstrom, designer shoes and bags and latest-generation cell phones.
What to read after Messenger of Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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