Wayside School is Falling Down
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said Paul.“Hi, Paul,” said Leslie.They were friends now. Paul hadn’t pulled either of her pigtails for a long time.Paul sat in the desk behind Leslie. Once, a long time ago, he had pulled Leslie’s pigtails. It felt great!That is—Paul thought it felt great. Leslie didn’t think it felt too good.But that was earlier in the year, when Paul was younger and immature. Now he knew better.Still, her two long brown pigtails hung in front of his face, all day, every day.The bell rang for recess.“Leslie,” s...aid Paul. “Can I talk to you a second?”“Sure, Paul,” said Leslie.They were alone in the room. All the other kids had rushed down the stairs. Mrs. Jewls had run to the teachers’ lounge.“I’ve been good, right?” asked Paul. “I haven’t pulled one of your pigtails in a long time, have I?”“So what do you want, a medal?” asked Leslie.Paul chuckled. “No, well, can I ask you something?”“Sure,” said Leslie.Paul took a breath. “May I pull just one of your pigtails?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Paul.“Hi, Paul,” said Leslie.They were friends now. Paul hadn’t pulled either of her pigtails for a long time.Paul sat in the desk behind Leslie. Once, a long time ago, he had pulled Leslie’s pigtails. It felt great!That is—Paul thought it felt great. Leslie didn’t think it felt too good.But that was earlier in the year, when Paul was younger and immature. Now he knew better.Still, her two long brown pigtails hung in front of his face, all day, every day.The bell rang for recess.“Leslie,” s...aid Paul. “Can I talk to you a second?”“Sure, Paul,” said Leslie.They were alone in the room. All the other kids had rushed down the stairs. Mrs. Jewls had run to the teachers’ lounge.“I’ve been good, right?” asked Paul. “I haven’t pulled one of your pigtails in a long time, have I?”“So what do you want, a medal?” asked Leslie.Paul chuckled. “No, well, can I ask you something?”“Sure,” said Leslie.Paul took a breath. “May I pull just one of your pigtails?”
What to read after Wayside School is Falling Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Sachar to read onlineMoreLess
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