Bff* (2007)
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Rachel taught us this poem from Macbeth, by William Shakespeare. We’re going to dress up as the three witches from the play and recite the poem instead of saying “Trick or Treat” on Halloween. We’re not interested in “Trick or treating.” We’re interested in using it as an excuse to get into a certain person’s yellow house.
On Halloween night we put on the weirdest clothes we could find, plus junk jewelry and witches’ hats. We also used gobs of makeup from Gena Farrell’s makeup collection. Alison... showed us how to do our eyes. When Gena saw us she said, “The three of you are really something!”
It took us twenty minutes to walk to my old house. Once you’re on Pine Tree Road you still have to go down a quiet lane to the end, then up a long, steep driveway, through the woods.
“How long did you live here?” Alison asked.
“Almost all my life until last summer.”
The outside lights were on and a carved pumpkin sat on each side of the front door. “It’s a big house,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rachel taught us this poem from Macbeth, by William Shakespeare. We’re going to dress up as the three witches from the play and recite the poem instead of saying “Trick or Treat” on Halloween. We’re not interested in “Trick or treating.” We’re interested in using it as an excuse to get into a certain person’s yellow house.
On Halloween night we put on the weirdest clothes we could find, plus junk jewelry and witches’ hats. We also used gobs of makeup from Gena Farrell’s makeup collection. Alison... showed us how to do our eyes. When Gena saw us she said, “The three of you are really something!”
It took us twenty minutes to walk to my old house. Once you’re on Pine Tree Road you still have to go down a quiet lane to the end, then up a long, steep driveway, through the woods.
“How long did you live here?” Alison asked.
“Almost all my life until last summer.”
The outside lights were on and a carved pumpkin sat on each side of the front door. “It’s a big house,”
What to read after Bff*?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judy Blume to read onlineMoreLess
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