Disappearing Acts (2010)
Disappearing Acts
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Herculeah came around the corner fast, just as she had yesterday. Meat thought at first she was hurrying toward him—perhaps to show him her photos—but she did not glance across the street. That was strange. She had to have heard him.
Meat moved to the steps of the porch and started down.
“Herculeah!”
Again she did not glance in his direction. What was going on? Was she getting ready to pull another of those stupid jokes?
He crossed the street, moving with a speed that surprised him. It surprised... Herculeah too, from the look on her face when she saw him blocking the steps to her house.
“Herculeah—”
She looked at him as if she did not know him. Her expression was one he had not seen before—strange and unreadable.
“What’s wrong?”
Her stare was blank. It was as if she had had a shock so devastating that she couldn’t take in anything normal.
“Did you get your photos? I’m sorry I didn’t act particularly interested and—okay. I’m sorry I got mad yesterday over your taking my picture—but what with finding the dead body and all ...”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herculeah came around the corner fast, just as she had yesterday. Meat thought at first she was hurrying toward him—perhaps to show him her photos—but she did not glance across the street. That was strange. She had to have heard him.
Meat moved to the steps of the porch and started down.
“Herculeah!”
Again she did not glance in his direction. What was going on? Was she getting ready to pull another of those stupid jokes?
He crossed the street, moving with a speed that surprised him. It surprised... Herculeah too, from the look on her face when she saw him blocking the steps to her house.
“Herculeah—”
She looked at him as if she did not know him. Her expression was one he had not seen before—strange and unreadable.
“What’s wrong?”
Her stare was blank. It was as if she had had a shock so devastating that she couldn’t take in anything normal.
“Did you get your photos? I’m sorry I didn’t act particularly interested and—okay. I’m sorry I got mad yesterday over your taking my picture—but what with finding the dead body and all ...”
What to read after Disappearing Acts?
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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