Birds of Summer
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Fritzie, a twelve-year-old child-abuse case from Willits, threw her comic book across the room and sat up. “They never get anything worth reading in this dump, like Zaps or Slow Death.” Getting off her bunk she came over to peer down at the beat up copy of The Diary of Anne Frank that Summer was reading. “You like that?”
“It’s okay,” Summer said. “I read it before, a long time ago. But I couldn’t find anything else that looked good, so I thought I’d read it again.”
“It’s sad, isn’t it? I was sup...posed to read it last year in school, but I didn’t because I don’t like to read sad stuff.”
Fritzie, who was in a children’s shelter home for the third time because her father had beaten her up, had pale, empty eyes and a big bruise on her left cheek. Last night, after Sparrow and Marina were sound asleep, she sat on the side of Summer’s bunk for a long time, comparing the various children’s shelter homes and the beatings that had caused her to be in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fritzie, a twelve-year-old child-abuse case from Willits, threw her comic book across the room and sat up. “They never get anything worth reading in this dump, like Zaps or Slow Death.” Getting off her bunk she came over to peer down at the beat up copy of The Diary of Anne Frank that Summer was reading. “You like that?”
“It’s okay,” Summer said. “I read it before, a long time ago. But I couldn’t find anything else that looked good, so I thought I’d read it again.”
“It’s sad, isn’t it? I was sup...posed to read it last year in school, but I didn’t because I don’t like to read sad stuff.”
Fritzie, who was in a children’s shelter home for the third time because her father had beaten her up, had pale, empty eyes and a big bruise on her left cheek. Last night, after Sparrow and Marina were sound asleep, she sat on the side of Summer’s bunk for a long time, comparing the various children’s shelter homes and the beatings that had caused her to be in them.
What to read after Birds of Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zilpha Keatley Snyder to read onlineMoreLess
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