Chasing Dream (2012)
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How did my horse get out of our yard?
I still can’t answer that one. And I’m tired of trying to figure it out. All I want to do is forget that Dream was in the library and get on with my plan.
The race. I need a name for it. And contestants. I know Colt will be up for a good race. And Rashawn and Cassie. I can invite Ashley and some of the kids from our horsemanship group too.
“You don’t think I should call Principal Fishpaw, do you?” Dad asks.
“What? Principal Fishpaw?” I have so moved on that ...for a second I think Dad wants to invite my principal to our horse race.
Bad idea, Ethan signs.
“Ethan’s right, Dad. Don’t give that library incident another thought. I’m not going to.”
But I can tell my dad is starting to get nervous about the idea of going to the principal’s office again. This calls for a change of subject. A change of worries. I try to guide Dad back to his original worry. “Tell me about the new hardware store campaign. What do you need rhymed?”
Ethan says he’s got homework and excuses himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How did my horse get out of our yard?
I still can’t answer that one. And I’m tired of trying to figure it out. All I want to do is forget that Dream was in the library and get on with my plan.
The race. I need a name for it. And contestants. I know Colt will be up for a good race. And Rashawn and Cassie. I can invite Ashley and some of the kids from our horsemanship group too.
“You don’t think I should call Principal Fishpaw, do you?” Dad asks.
“What? Principal Fishpaw?” I have so moved on that ...for a second I think Dad wants to invite my principal to our horse race.
Bad idea, Ethan signs.
“Ethan’s right, Dad. Don’t give that library incident another thought. I’m not going to.”
But I can tell my dad is starting to get nervous about the idea of going to the principal’s office again. This calls for a change of subject. A change of worries. I try to guide Dad back to his original worry. “Tell me about the new hardware store campaign. What do you need rhymed?”
Ethan says he’s got homework and excuses himself.
What to read after Chasing Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dandi Daley Mackall to read onlineMoreLess
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