The Hangman's Lair
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I have no idea why these are called ‘lockers’ because they have no locks on them, just lift-up wooden hatches. Every pupil is allocated one; mine is on the third row up, fourth from the end.
We use them to store school books, homework, and so forth. Teachers use them now and again to distribute stuff like newsletters and parental consent forms.
Most people drop by their locker at the end of the day, which was why I was standing beside the lockers when the bell went for the end of school. I posit...ioned myself in front of Harry Lovecraft’s, top row, second from the left.
‘Are you getting in my way for a reason, Smart?’ smarmed Harry. ‘Or are you just being your normal awkward self? I told you, I’ll bring those books in for you tomorrow.’ ‘There’s a definite reason,’ I said. ‘This won’t take long.’ As Amy emerged from the classroom I flagged her down and asked her to round up Nicola, Paul and Kelly for me. A couple of minutes later, we were all gathered together beside the lockers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no idea why these are called ‘lockers’ because they have no locks on them, just lift-up wooden hatches. Every pupil is allocated one; mine is on the third row up, fourth from the end.
We use them to store school books, homework, and so forth. Teachers use them now and again to distribute stuff like newsletters and parental consent forms.
Most people drop by their locker at the end of the day, which was why I was standing beside the lockers when the bell went for the end of school. I posit...ioned myself in front of Harry Lovecraft’s, top row, second from the left.
‘Are you getting in my way for a reason, Smart?’ smarmed Harry. ‘Or are you just being your normal awkward self? I told you, I’ll bring those books in for you tomorrow.’ ‘There’s a definite reason,’ I said. ‘This won’t take long.’ As Amy emerged from the classroom I flagged her down and asked her to round up Nicola, Paul and Kelly for me. A couple of minutes later, we were all gathered together beside the lockers.
What to read after The Hangman's Lair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Cheshire to read onlineMoreLess
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