Zack (1998)
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Song told me to stay after class. “Time for a reality check, Zack,” she added.
It was a few days after the incident at Elora Gorge Park, and our history class had spent the whole period taking up a test on seventeenth-century British North America, not exactly a captivating topic. To say I had failed the test badly would be putting it mildly—which didn’t help my already rotten average. I could just imagine the sermon Song was about to deliver.
Even though I was failing her subject, I liked her. ...Always in a hurry and often late, she was a tightly wrapped bundle of pure energy who flew up and down the halls like a demented sparrow. Bits of yarn held her long, crow-black hair behind her neck; her multicoloured dresses hung on her like curtains, almost brushing her clunky discount-store running shoes. Not what you’d call a fashion model. But she knew so much history that her students called her The Book.
“Come up here,” she commanded in a not very commanding voice after the last kid had left the room and closed the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Song told me to stay after class. “Time for a reality check, Zack,” she added.
It was a few days after the incident at Elora Gorge Park, and our history class had spent the whole period taking up a test on seventeenth-century British North America, not exactly a captivating topic. To say I had failed the test badly would be putting it mildly—which didn’t help my already rotten average. I could just imagine the sermon Song was about to deliver.
Even though I was failing her subject, I liked her. ...Always in a hurry and often late, she was a tightly wrapped bundle of pure energy who flew up and down the halls like a demented sparrow. Bits of yarn held her long, crow-black hair behind her neck; her multicoloured dresses hung on her like curtains, almost brushing her clunky discount-store running shoes. Not what you’d call a fashion model. But she knew so much history that her students called her The Book.
“Come up here,” she commanded in a not very commanding voice after the last kid had left the room and closed the door.
What to read after Zack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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