The Wish List
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Makeover NORA HAD APPARENTLY DRUNK THE CAR, SO THEY HAD to make the trip to Dublin by train. Being a senior citizen, Lowrie only had a pass for the second class, and so had to hold conversations with an invisible spirit while everybody watched.
“What’s this trip about, McCall?”
Lowrie came back from whatever dream he was dreaming. “Hmm?”
“Kissy Sissy. The first thing on the Wish List. What does that mean.”
The old man fired her a crabby glare. “What it says. There’s a woman called Sissy, I have ...to kiss her.”
“Yes. But why?”
“Never mind why. You just do what you were sent to do.”
Meg frowned, levitating six inches off the seat. “I’m trying to help, you know. A bit of manners wouldn’t kill you.
“Manners, is it?” snorted Lowrie. “What sort of manners would that be, now? The sort where you break into someone’s house and cripple them for life? Or the sort where you play a cruel and malicious trick on your stepfather?”
Meg felt herself fuming at the mere reference to Franco.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Makeover NORA HAD APPARENTLY DRUNK THE CAR, SO THEY HAD to make the trip to Dublin by train. Being a senior citizen, Lowrie only had a pass for the second class, and so had to hold conversations with an invisible spirit while everybody watched.
“What’s this trip about, McCall?”
Lowrie came back from whatever dream he was dreaming. “Hmm?”
“Kissy Sissy. The first thing on the Wish List. What does that mean.”
The old man fired her a crabby glare. “What it says. There’s a woman called Sissy, I have ...to kiss her.”
“Yes. But why?”
“Never mind why. You just do what you were sent to do.”
Meg frowned, levitating six inches off the seat. “I’m trying to help, you know. A bit of manners wouldn’t kill you.
“Manners, is it?” snorted Lowrie. “What sort of manners would that be, now? The sort where you break into someone’s house and cripple them for life? Or the sort where you play a cruel and malicious trick on your stepfather?”
Meg felt herself fuming at the mere reference to Franco.
What to read after The Wish List?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eoin Colfer to read onlineMoreLess
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