Sable
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She didn’t like them, none of them. She didn’t even like Mr. and Mrs. Cobb’s old hound, Truman. And Truman was as easygoing as a flat tire.
I had no hope of getting a dog when Sable wandered down off the mountain last October. The maples had turned flame red, and that morning, frost glittered on the windshield of Pap’s pickup.
Eden, Mam’s crimp-tailed cat, saw the dog first. She arched her back and hissed at the porch door.
“What is it?” Mam asked. Mam stood tall at the sink, toes turned out, lo...oking over her shoulder.
Eden growled in her gray, silk throat. She flattened her ears.
“There’s a dog out here, Mam!” I said, pressing against the storm door.
“Get your hand off that latch, Tate Marshall,” Mam ordered.
She marched across the kitchen toward me, wiping her hands on her apron, and peered out the back door.
Eden was all riled up, hissing and growling and looking three times her size, while the dog just sat, drooping on the back porch. Bones held together by a dark brown coat, that’s all she was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She didn’t like them, none of them. She didn’t even like Mr. and Mrs. Cobb’s old hound, Truman. And Truman was as easygoing as a flat tire.
I had no hope of getting a dog when Sable wandered down off the mountain last October. The maples had turned flame red, and that morning, frost glittered on the windshield of Pap’s pickup.
Eden, Mam’s crimp-tailed cat, saw the dog first. She arched her back and hissed at the porch door.
“What is it?” Mam asked. Mam stood tall at the sink, toes turned out, lo...oking over her shoulder.
Eden growled in her gray, silk throat. She flattened her ears.
“There’s a dog out here, Mam!” I said, pressing against the storm door.
“Get your hand off that latch, Tate Marshall,” Mam ordered.
She marched across the kitchen toward me, wiping her hands on her apron, and peered out the back door.
Eden was all riled up, hissing and growling and looking three times her size, while the dog just sat, drooping on the back porch. Bones held together by a dark brown coat, that’s all she was.
What to read after Sable?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Hesse to read onlineMoreLess
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