Silt, Denver Cereal volume 8
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Wanda was on her own because Tink was still suspended from school and Sissy was pursuing her dream. She’d crossed the street to the Tattered Cover at lunch so she wouldn’t have to eat alone. While she missed her friends, she’d spent most of her life in the silence of her secret. She was used to being alone. She finished her last class and followed the line of kids out the front door of the school. Standing on the top step, she looked for her mom’s car. As usual, Mom was late.
Looking out, she ...noticed a group of boys moving from the parking lot to the park. Just then, a senior boy walked into her. They jostled and his papers went everywhere. She helped him pick them up while they laughed. The boy patted her shoulder and went to the bike racks. When she looked for her mom again, she realized that the pack of boys were the same ones who’d hurt Tink and threatened Sissy.
A flush of rage shot through Wanda. She took off running toward the boys.
When Wanda was Wade, she’d competed in boy’s track in elementary school and junior high.
What to read after Silt, Denver Cereal volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian, Claudia Hall to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wanda was on her own because Tink was still suspended from school and Sissy was pursuing her dream. She’d crossed the street to the Tattered Cover at lunch so she wouldn’t have to eat alone. While she missed her friends, she’d spent most of her life in the silence of her secret. She was used to being alone. She finished her last class and followed the line of kids out the front door of the school. Standing on the top step, she looked for her mom’s car. As usual, Mom was late.
Looking out, she ...noticed a group of boys moving from the parking lot to the park. Just then, a senior boy walked into her. They jostled and his papers went everywhere. She helped him pick them up while they laughed. The boy patted her shoulder and went to the bike racks. When she looked for her mom again, she realized that the pack of boys were the same ones who’d hurt Tink and threatened Sissy.
A flush of rage shot through Wanda. She took off running toward the boys.
When Wanda was Wade, she’d competed in boy’s track in elementary school and junior high.
What to read after Silt, Denver Cereal volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian, Claudia Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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