Regular Guy (1999)
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“As long as he keeps his hands in his pockets, it shouldn’t be a problem,” I said.
“What about the stink?” he asked.
“The fort smells like an old sock anyway,” I said.
“Great. Now it’ll smell like an old sock with a dead fish in it. Nice combo.”
We walked on in silence for a little while. Bob-o was lagging behind, kicking stones as he went. Every now and then one of the rocks would skitter up the path and clip one of us in the heel, but since it didn’t really hurt we didn’t bother to tell him to... knock it off.
“You know, Guy,” said Buzz as we neared the fort. “I didn’t think of this before, but if you switch places with Bob-o you’re going to have to sleep in his bed.”
I hadn’t thought of that either.
“We’ll just have to make a deal that each of us will clean our rooms and change the sheets before we make the switch,” I said. “To tell you the truth, I’m more worried about the bigger issues.”
“You mean like how you’re going to get his parents, I mean your parents, well, anyway, them, to figure out the truth about you guys getting switched?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“As long as he keeps his hands in his pockets, it shouldn’t be a problem,” I said.
“What about the stink?” he asked.
“The fort smells like an old sock anyway,” I said.
“Great. Now it’ll smell like an old sock with a dead fish in it. Nice combo.”
We walked on in silence for a little while. Bob-o was lagging behind, kicking stones as he went. Every now and then one of the rocks would skitter up the path and clip one of us in the heel, but since it didn’t really hurt we didn’t bother to tell him to... knock it off.
“You know, Guy,” said Buzz as we neared the fort. “I didn’t think of this before, but if you switch places with Bob-o you’re going to have to sleep in his bed.”
I hadn’t thought of that either.
“We’ll just have to make a deal that each of us will clean our rooms and change the sheets before we make the switch,” I said. “To tell you the truth, I’m more worried about the bigger issues.”
“You mean like how you’re going to get his parents, I mean your parents, well, anyway, them, to figure out the truth about you guys getting switched?”
What to read after Regular Guy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Weeks to read onlineMoreLess
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