The Cemetery Boys (2015)
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I attributed the water’s color to the steel gray sky above, but maybe it was something else. Maybe the water was simply reflecting my mood. Or maybe it was a sign that more bad times were coming to Spencer.
I tried not to think about that. Instead, I stood there on the cliff where Devon and the boys had initiated me into their group at the beginning of the summer, and thought about everything that had happened since the night my dad died. Since the night Cara killed him.
Behind me, in the Playgr...ound, there was a new grave. My father’s grave. I guess he’d never leave Spencer now.
I didn’t hang out in the Playground anymore. The only reason I’d come here now was the note Markus had left on my window. After everything we’d been through, I still felt a kinship with him. He was like me—just a guy trying to get by in this world. So if he wanted to talk, I wanted to listen. Call it morbid curiosity. Call it need of a friend.
After my dad died, I’d half expected my grandmother to soften.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I attributed the water’s color to the steel gray sky above, but maybe it was something else. Maybe the water was simply reflecting my mood. Or maybe it was a sign that more bad times were coming to Spencer.
I tried not to think about that. Instead, I stood there on the cliff where Devon and the boys had initiated me into their group at the beginning of the summer, and thought about everything that had happened since the night my dad died. Since the night Cara killed him.
Behind me, in the Playgr...ound, there was a new grave. My father’s grave. I guess he’d never leave Spencer now.
I didn’t hang out in the Playground anymore. The only reason I’d come here now was the note Markus had left on my window. After everything we’d been through, I still felt a kinship with him. He was like me—just a guy trying to get by in this world. So if he wanted to talk, I wanted to listen. Call it morbid curiosity. Call it need of a friend.
After my dad died, I’d half expected my grandmother to soften.
What to read after The Cemetery Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brewer, Heather to read onlineMoreLess
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