Blob (2010)
Blob
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—Miss Piggy chapter seven I think of food in homeroom. I dream of food in English. I want food in history.
I even think about food during art, my favorite class. As I put the finishing touches on my ad for chocolate, Ms. Holmes tells us about our next project. She wants us to take an everyday object and give it a fresh visual twist.
I dab deep brown paint on my chocolatebar picture and imagine a cookie tin as a jewelry box. I wonder what an empty bag of potato chips might look like as a puppet. ...I can almost see the mesh bag for oranges as a funky purse. Everything I think about is linked to food. Oh no! I am obsessed. I am a food addict!
Just stop thinking about food, I order myself. I need to choose something for my next project that has nothing to do with food. But all I can think about are things that relate to food—cans, bottles, baskets, cartons, crates.
At lunch, I sit with Denise and Carolyn. I eat my vegetables and try not to stare at Denise’s tuna sandwich. I look away so I will not drool over Carolyn’s strawberry yogurt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Miss Piggy chapter seven I think of food in homeroom. I dream of food in English. I want food in history.
I even think about food during art, my favorite class. As I put the finishing touches on my ad for chocolate, Ms. Holmes tells us about our next project. She wants us to take an everyday object and give it a fresh visual twist.
I dab deep brown paint on my chocolatebar picture and imagine a cookie tin as a jewelry box. I wonder what an empty bag of potato chips might look like as a puppet. ...I can almost see the mesh bag for oranges as a funky purse. Everything I think about is linked to food. Oh no! I am obsessed. I am a food addict!
Just stop thinking about food, I order myself. I need to choose something for my next project that has nothing to do with food. But all I can think about are things that relate to food—cans, bottles, baskets, cartons, crates.
At lunch, I sit with Denise and Carolyn. I eat my vegetables and try not to stare at Denise’s tuna sandwich. I look away so I will not drool over Carolyn’s strawberry yogurt.
What to read after Blob?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frieda Wishinsky to read onlineMoreLess
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