A Heart Divided (2004)
A Heart Divided
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As we passed through the entrance and looked for a place to sit, we greeted so many of the people I’d come to know in my brief time in Redford. Jimmy Mack. Birdie from the Pink Teacup. Mr. Derry from the Shell station. Our garbage man, who always told me to “stay sweet” when he saw me. Our next-door neighbors from Beauregard Lane, who’d brought us banana bread the day we’d moved in.
Jack and I were making our way to some empty seats on the thirty-yard line when we heard a kid’s voice calling. “H...ey, Jack! Kate! Over here!”
We turned and saw Cooper Wilson, the redheaded boy from the Strikers soccer team. He stood at the top of the bleachers, waving his hands wildly to get our attention. We waved back and made our way up to him. He looked skinnier than I’d last seen him, his skin sallow, his jeans full of holes.
“Hi,” I said. Cooper gave me a bashful salute.
“Hey, buddy,” Jack said, giving Cooper’s shoulders a quick hug. “Who’re you here with?”
“My sister Tiffany and her zit-face boyfriend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As we passed through the entrance and looked for a place to sit, we greeted so many of the people I’d come to know in my brief time in Redford. Jimmy Mack. Birdie from the Pink Teacup. Mr. Derry from the Shell station. Our garbage man, who always told me to “stay sweet” when he saw me. Our next-door neighbors from Beauregard Lane, who’d brought us banana bread the day we’d moved in.
Jack and I were making our way to some empty seats on the thirty-yard line when we heard a kid’s voice calling. “H...ey, Jack! Kate! Over here!”
We turned and saw Cooper Wilson, the redheaded boy from the Strikers soccer team. He stood at the top of the bleachers, waving his hands wildly to get our attention. We waved back and made our way up to him. He looked skinnier than I’d last seen him, his skin sallow, his jeans full of holes.
“Hi,” I said. Cooper gave me a bashful salute.
“Hey, buddy,” Jack said, giving Cooper’s shoulders a quick hug. “Who’re you here with?”
“My sister Tiffany and her zit-face boyfriend.
What to read after A Heart Divided?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherie Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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