A Blind Eye
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Emily knelt awkwardly in the gravel as she fumbled with the clothespin-and-playing-card apparatus she was using to make her new bike sound like it had a motor.
“Will you come on,” Sarah said. “You’re such a spaz.”
“A minute,” the younger girl said, trying to adjust the wooden pin she’d taped to the frame of her bike. The tape had loosened during the three-mile ride from the house and no longer held the playing card in the spokes properly.
“We got to get to Mama May’s before it gets dark,” the ol...der girl said. “Hurry up.”
“I got a light,” the little girl said proudly. She flattened her lips and pulled with all her might. The wad of tape did not move.
“Swear to god, I’ll leave you out here,” Sarah said.
“You leave me out here, Mama will kill you.”
“I’m not afraid of her.”
The little girl stopped what she was doing and looked around. “You better watch out,” she said, scanning the surrounding trees for movement. “She’ll hear.”
“What’s your problem?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emily knelt awkwardly in the gravel as she fumbled with the clothespin-and-playing-card apparatus she was using to make her new bike sound like it had a motor.
“Will you come on,” Sarah said. “You’re such a spaz.”
“A minute,” the younger girl said, trying to adjust the wooden pin she’d taped to the frame of her bike. The tape had loosened during the three-mile ride from the house and no longer held the playing card in the spokes properly.
“We got to get to Mama May’s before it gets dark,” the ol...der girl said. “Hurry up.”
“I got a light,” the little girl said proudly. She flattened her lips and pulled with all her might. The wad of tape did not move.
“Swear to god, I’ll leave you out here,” Sarah said.
“You leave me out here, Mama will kill you.”
“I’m not afraid of her.”
The little girl stopped what she was doing and looked around. “You better watch out,” she said, scanning the surrounding trees for movement. “She’ll hear.”
“What’s your problem?”
What to read after A Blind Eye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G. M. Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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