Doggone It!
Doggone It!
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#8 Chapter 5 The moment Katie walked onto the playground on Monday morning, she was surrounded by the other kids from class 3A.
“Suzanne told us Mrs. Derkman moved in next door to you,” Zoe Canter said. “Is it true?”
Katie nodded.
“I told you so,” Suzanne told the kids. “I was right there with her when Mrs. Derkman drove up.”
“Hey, I was there, too,” Jeremy announced. “I was there first.”
“Jeremy you’re such a good friend,” Becky Stern said. She smiled brightly at him.
Jeremy blushed.
“Oh, Katie...!” Miriam Chan exclaimed. “I’m so sorry.
“What’s it like living next door to a teacher?” Becky asked.
“It’s awful,” Suzanne butted in. “Isn’t it, Katie?”
“It’s definitely horrible,” Katie agreed. “I mean, last night, Mrs. Derkman and her husband came over for a barbecue. How embarrassing is that?”
“Mrs. Derkman came to your house?” Kevin Camilleri asked with surprise.
Katie nodded. “Mr. Derkman brought his ukulele. He played songs, and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
#8 Chapter 5 The moment Katie walked onto the playground on Monday morning, she was surrounded by the other kids from class 3A.
“Suzanne told us Mrs. Derkman moved in next door to you,” Zoe Canter said. “Is it true?”
Katie nodded.
“I told you so,” Suzanne told the kids. “I was right there with her when Mrs. Derkman drove up.”
“Hey, I was there, too,” Jeremy announced. “I was there first.”
“Jeremy you’re such a good friend,” Becky Stern said. She smiled brightly at him.
Jeremy blushed.
“Oh, Katie...!” Miriam Chan exclaimed. “I’m so sorry.
“What’s it like living next door to a teacher?” Becky asked.
“It’s awful,” Suzanne butted in. “Isn’t it, Katie?”
“It’s definitely horrible,” Katie agreed. “I mean, last night, Mrs. Derkman and her husband came over for a barbecue. How embarrassing is that?”
“Mrs. Derkman came to your house?” Kevin Camilleri asked with surprise.
Katie nodded. “Mr. Derkman brought his ukulele. He played songs, and Mrs.
What to read after Doggone It!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Krulik to read onlineMoreLess
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