Blue Noon
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FLYING LESSON “Well, as of now this plan officially sucks,” Melissa said. “No way is Jonathan getting here before midnight.”
“We should have gone along with them.” Jessica groaned, huddling in her coat against the chill wind. “I told Rex I wasn’t afraid to.”
“It’s not your fault, Jess,” Melissa said. “Rex didn’t want all five of us in Broken Arrow. You heard him.”
Jessica nodded sullenly. He’d said something about a Grayfoot trap catching them all at oncethe end of the midnighters.... It seemed unlikely to her.
“He probably just figured I was worried about getting busted for curfew violation,” she said. “And was trying not to make me feel like a weenie.”
She sighed. So now they were stuck here at a cold, windy roadside picnic stop just outside the county line, sitting on their butts. Next time she was going to announce to Rex that she was the new, non-weenie Jessica, unafraid of official, parental, or even sisterly punishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FLYING LESSON “Well, as of now this plan officially sucks,” Melissa said. “No way is Jonathan getting here before midnight.”
“We should have gone along with them.” Jessica groaned, huddling in her coat against the chill wind. “I told Rex I wasn’t afraid to.”
“It’s not your fault, Jess,” Melissa said. “Rex didn’t want all five of us in Broken Arrow. You heard him.”
Jessica nodded sullenly. He’d said something about a Grayfoot trap catching them all at oncethe end of the midnighters.... It seemed unlikely to her.
“He probably just figured I was worried about getting busted for curfew violation,” she said. “And was trying not to make me feel like a weenie.”
She sighed. So now they were stuck here at a cold, windy roadside picnic stop just outside the county line, sitting on their butts. Next time she was going to announce to Rex that she was the new, non-weenie Jessica, unafraid of official, parental, or even sisterly punishment.
What to read after Blue Noon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Westerfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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