Cartoonist
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Alma called. “Supper’s ready.”
He kept sitting at his table in the attic. He felt swept away by emotion—like those people caught in the Wizard of Oz tornado, whirling past Dorothy’s window, sitting normally in rocking chairs or pedaling bicycles, all the while being carried away. Alfie felt himself circling closer to something.
Suddenly a fly buzzed around his head. It lit on his ear. Alfie brushed it away. He felt irritated at the intrusion.
The fly must have been here all along, he thought, re...sting on a beam and had chosen this moment to fly down and irritate him. It was like the fly in a television studio that waits until an actor is on camera, in his most moving scene, and then comes down and buzzes around his made-up lips. He swatted the fly away again.
“Is Alfie coming down for supper?” his mother called from the kitchen. “Tell him it’s Sloppy Joes.”
“He’s coming,” Alma said.
“Well, if it’s Sloppy Joes,” Pap groaned, “I’m going. Them things is not fit for human consumption.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alma called. “Supper’s ready.”
He kept sitting at his table in the attic. He felt swept away by emotion—like those people caught in the Wizard of Oz tornado, whirling past Dorothy’s window, sitting normally in rocking chairs or pedaling bicycles, all the while being carried away. Alfie felt himself circling closer to something.
Suddenly a fly buzzed around his head. It lit on his ear. Alfie brushed it away. He felt irritated at the intrusion.
The fly must have been here all along, he thought, re...sting on a beam and had chosen this moment to fly down and irritate him. It was like the fly in a television studio that waits until an actor is on camera, in his most moving scene, and then comes down and buzzes around his made-up lips. He swatted the fly away again.
“Is Alfie coming down for supper?” his mother called from the kitchen. “Tell him it’s Sloppy Joes.”
“He’s coming,” Alma said.
“Well, if it’s Sloppy Joes,” Pap groaned, “I’m going. Them things is not fit for human consumption.”
What to read after Cartoonist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsy Byars to read onlineMoreLess
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