Diamond
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Like old clothes and unwashed floors and walls. A place where sunshine rarely ventured.Twelve-year-old Queen Houston stared up at the dusty, narrow window high above the principal’s desk and then back at the woman behind it.Her younger sister, Diamond, grabbed at her hand and clenched it as the principal shifted in her chair.Their baby sister, Lucky, was unconcerned with the ominous silence. This was her first year in school, yet already the second school during that year.Queen and Di were veter...ans at this process and knew to give nothing away. They volunteered no smiles, no information.“So,” Mrs. Willis began, “you girls have just moved to Cradle Creek, have you? Let’s see, the first thing we need is an address. Where do you live?”“403 Front Street,” Queen answered, and watched the principal’s eyebrows arch. She knew what the woman was thinking. She’d seen that look…on other faces…in other places.“Front Street,” Mrs. Willis repeated, and entered the information on the correct line on the form in front of her.Jedda Willis tried not to frown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like old clothes and unwashed floors and walls. A place where sunshine rarely ventured.Twelve-year-old Queen Houston stared up at the dusty, narrow window high above the principal’s desk and then back at the woman behind it.Her younger sister, Diamond, grabbed at her hand and clenched it as the principal shifted in her chair.Their baby sister, Lucky, was unconcerned with the ominous silence. This was her first year in school, yet already the second school during that year.Queen and Di were veter...ans at this process and knew to give nothing away. They volunteered no smiles, no information.“So,” Mrs. Willis began, “you girls have just moved to Cradle Creek, have you? Let’s see, the first thing we need is an address. Where do you live?”“403 Front Street,” Queen answered, and watched the principal’s eyebrows arch. She knew what the woman was thinking. She’d seen that look…on other faces…in other places.“Front Street,” Mrs. Willis repeated, and entered the information on the correct line on the form in front of her.Jedda Willis tried not to frown.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Sala to read onlineMoreLess
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