Close to Home (2014)
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Fortunately, she caught herself, but not before a ripple of ugly laughter slipped through the closing doors. The faces of several kids were pressed against the bus windows, mingled breaths fogging the glass, wide nasty grins mocking as one of the boys pointed a fat finger at Gracie.
“Rough day?” Sarah asked, hating the fact that her child had to go through the social trauma of being the new kid. The big yellow behemoth rumbled off, belching exhaust.
“It was okay,” Gracie said without any inflect...ion, then sneaked a glance over her shoulder as if to make certain the bus and its load of students was well out of earshot.
God, kids could be so cruel, the bullies ready to pounce on the weak. It really bothered Sarah, but she didn’t spout off. Yet.
“Do you like your teachers?”
“Miss Marsh for homeroom is fine, I guess.” Again, no interest as they picked their way along the twin ruts of pebbles, dead weeds, and potholes that were the private drive leading from the county road to the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fortunately, she caught herself, but not before a ripple of ugly laughter slipped through the closing doors. The faces of several kids were pressed against the bus windows, mingled breaths fogging the glass, wide nasty grins mocking as one of the boys pointed a fat finger at Gracie.
“Rough day?” Sarah asked, hating the fact that her child had to go through the social trauma of being the new kid. The big yellow behemoth rumbled off, belching exhaust.
“It was okay,” Gracie said without any inflect...ion, then sneaked a glance over her shoulder as if to make certain the bus and its load of students was well out of earshot.
God, kids could be so cruel, the bullies ready to pounce on the weak. It really bothered Sarah, but she didn’t spout off. Yet.
“Do you like your teachers?”
“Miss Marsh for homeroom is fine, I guess.” Again, no interest as they picked their way along the twin ruts of pebbles, dead weeds, and potholes that were the private drive leading from the county road to the house.
What to read after Close to Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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