Building Blocks
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Long golden bars of sunlight slipped under the lowered shades.
Kevin stood by the dining room door, listening anxiously to the wails and carryings-on from the kitchen. Brann went to look out a window. He snapped up the shade, then remembered that he should have asked Mrs. Connell first. When he turned to ask permission, he saw that she was sitting in a polished wooden rocker. Her belly ballooned out before her. She leaned her head back and closed her eyes.
Suzanne shrieked so loudly he could hea...r every word, every cry, even though the dining room was between them. Her father told her to take down her pants, and she shrieked that she was a girl so he better be careful with her, and that it was all Kevin’s idea. She yelled for her mother. “I don’t want to be whipped!” she cried. Then she sobbed it over and over. “I don’t want to! It’s not fair—they made me! I don’t want to be whipped.”
“Lean over the chair, let’s get this over with.”
“No! No!” shrieked Suzanne, but she must have obeyed, because then Brann heard the slap of the belt against bare flesh.
What to read after Building Blocks?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long golden bars of sunlight slipped under the lowered shades.
Kevin stood by the dining room door, listening anxiously to the wails and carryings-on from the kitchen. Brann went to look out a window. He snapped up the shade, then remembered that he should have asked Mrs. Connell first. When he turned to ask permission, he saw that she was sitting in a polished wooden rocker. Her belly ballooned out before her. She leaned her head back and closed her eyes.
Suzanne shrieked so loudly he could hea...r every word, every cry, even though the dining room was between them. Her father told her to take down her pants, and she shrieked that she was a girl so he better be careful with her, and that it was all Kevin’s idea. She yelled for her mother. “I don’t want to be whipped!” she cried. Then she sobbed it over and over. “I don’t want to! It’s not fair—they made me! I don’t want to be whipped.”
“Lean over the chair, let’s get this over with.”
“No! No!” shrieked Suzanne, but she must have obeyed, because then Brann heard the slap of the belt against bare flesh.
What to read after Building Blocks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Voigt to read onlineMoreLess
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