Bad Rap
Bad Rap
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Katie had been caller number fifty-three. Suzanne hadn’t gotten through to the radio station at all.
In fact, no one in the whole fourth grade—except Becky, of course—had been able to get tickets for the Bayside Boys concert. Lots of kids were complaining about it the next morning as they arrived on the playground.
“I was so sad, all I could do was play the Bayside Boys CD over and over,” Emma W. said. “After a while, even the twins were singing along.”
“The twins?” Suzanne asked her. “But they’...re only two years old.”
“Well, they weren’t getting the words right,” Emma admitted. “But they were trying.”
Not everyone was upset at not having tickets, though. George Brennan didn’t even like the Bayside Boys.
“I don’t know what the big deal is, Katie Kazoo,” George said, using the cool nickname he’d given Katie. “The Bayside Boys aren’t so great. They don’t even play instruments.”
“That doesn’t mean anything,” Katie told him. “They sing really well.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Katie had been caller number fifty-three. Suzanne hadn’t gotten through to the radio station at all.
In fact, no one in the whole fourth grade—except Becky, of course—had been able to get tickets for the Bayside Boys concert. Lots of kids were complaining about it the next morning as they arrived on the playground.
“I was so sad, all I could do was play the Bayside Boys CD over and over,” Emma W. said. “After a while, even the twins were singing along.”
“The twins?” Suzanne asked her. “But they’...re only two years old.”
“Well, they weren’t getting the words right,” Emma admitted. “But they were trying.”
Not everyone was upset at not having tickets, though. George Brennan didn’t even like the Bayside Boys.
“I don’t know what the big deal is, Katie Kazoo,” George said, using the cool nickname he’d given Katie. “The Bayside Boys aren’t so great. They don’t even play instruments.”
“That doesn’t mean anything,” Katie told him. “They sing really well.”
What to read after Bad Rap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Krulik to read onlineMoreLess
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