The Crossroads (2008)
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She scrabbled up the path into the forest.“Mr. Willoughby?”“Yes, ma’am?”“Call the police! Call them now!”“The police, Miss Spratling?”“Some vandal has chopped down my tree!”“Is something wrong?” Judy came into the clearing near the stump. She had been in the backyard gardening when she heard an old lady screaming for the police. “Are you all right?”“The tree!” Miss Spratling gasped. “What goes on here?”“Lightning.”“What?”“The tree was hit by lightning.”“Impossible.”“No, not really. Sure, the odd...s are like a billion to one, but every now and then the lightning gets lucky.”“What? How dare you make fun of my memorial!”Judy realized who the woman had to be and felt terrible.“Um—are you Gerda Spratling?”Miss Spratling fell to her knees.“I am so sorry,” said Judy.The elderly lady stretched out her trembling arms and tried to wrap them around the stump.“We just moved in last week and…”The old woman wailed.“We found the cross and flower bucket….”She wailed louder.“I was going to plant some flowers back here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She scrabbled up the path into the forest.“Mr. Willoughby?”“Yes, ma’am?”“Call the police! Call them now!”“The police, Miss Spratling?”“Some vandal has chopped down my tree!”“Is something wrong?” Judy came into the clearing near the stump. She had been in the backyard gardening when she heard an old lady screaming for the police. “Are you all right?”“The tree!” Miss Spratling gasped. “What goes on here?”“Lightning.”“What?”“The tree was hit by lightning.”“Impossible.”“No, not really. Sure, the odd...s are like a billion to one, but every now and then the lightning gets lucky.”“What? How dare you make fun of my memorial!”Judy realized who the woman had to be and felt terrible.“Um—are you Gerda Spratling?”Miss Spratling fell to her knees.“I am so sorry,” said Judy.The elderly lady stretched out her trembling arms and tried to wrap them around the stump.“We just moved in last week and…”The old woman wailed.“We found the cross and flower bucket….”She wailed louder.“I was going to plant some flowers back here.
What to read after The Crossroads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Grabenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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