#8 the Hatching
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yelled Sally Ann, brandishing an egg in front of my face, “and I’ll give you five dollars.”
“What kind of egg is that?” I asked her.
“I don’t know,” she said. “I found it on the road.”
Sally Ann was always finding things on the road.
Old keys.
Belt buckles.
Pages out of books.
Eggs were new, though. I don’t think she’d ever found an egg before.
I didn’t eat it.
But she thrust it at me, and I took it from her.
I wish she had kept it.
I wish she’d never shown me the cursed thing.
I wish against wi...sh that the Egg had remained on the road to be buried in muck and car dust and never noticed by anyone at all.
As soon as I touched the Egg, I felt a shiver run up the small bones in my wrist.
It was almost like the feeling I got the time I had a secret go with Mum’s electric chainsaw. Only without the glee. A sort of dull shock.
I put it in my pocket all the same.
After all, it was only an egg.
I felt its smooth weight against my leg, like a promise.
A promise of what, I did not know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
yelled Sally Ann, brandishing an egg in front of my face, “and I’ll give you five dollars.”
“What kind of egg is that?” I asked her.
“I don’t know,” she said. “I found it on the road.”
Sally Ann was always finding things on the road.
Old keys.
Belt buckles.
Pages out of books.
Eggs were new, though. I don’t think she’d ever found an egg before.
I didn’t eat it.
But she thrust it at me, and I took it from her.
I wish she had kept it.
I wish she’d never shown me the cursed thing.
I wish against wi...sh that the Egg had remained on the road to be buried in muck and car dust and never noticed by anyone at all.
As soon as I touched the Egg, I felt a shiver run up the small bones in my wrist.
It was almost like the feeling I got the time I had a secret go with Mum’s electric chainsaw. Only without the glee. A sort of dull shock.
I put it in my pocket all the same.
After all, it was only an egg.
I felt its smooth weight against my leg, like a promise.
A promise of what, I did not know.
What to read after #8 the Hatching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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