Escaping the Giant Wave
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BeeBee said. “I have a crick in my side.”
“We’re almost to the top of the hill, honey,” Norm said, “and it’s nearly five-thirty. Keep going just a little longer.”
“We made it this far,” I told BeeBee. “Let’s try to reach the top before five-thirty. Then we can sit down until it’s safe to go back.”
“My feet hurt,” BeeBee said. “I burned my ankle when we crossed the lobby.”
“We’ll soon be there,” Josie said. “I see the park bench where we always wait.”
I saw a sturdy bench ahead, the kind with iro...n legs and wooden slats for the seat and back. When we reached the bench, Norm and Josie sank down on it, clearly worn out from the long climb. Pansy sniffed the grass beneath the bench.
“This is as high up as we can get,” Norm said. “We could keep walking farther inland, but there’s no path—just trees and undergrowth that would be hard to get through, so we always sit here and wait until we hear the ‘all clear’ signal.”
Josie scooted over close to Norm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BeeBee said. “I have a crick in my side.”
“We’re almost to the top of the hill, honey,” Norm said, “and it’s nearly five-thirty. Keep going just a little longer.”
“We made it this far,” I told BeeBee. “Let’s try to reach the top before five-thirty. Then we can sit down until it’s safe to go back.”
“My feet hurt,” BeeBee said. “I burned my ankle when we crossed the lobby.”
“We’ll soon be there,” Josie said. “I see the park bench where we always wait.”
I saw a sturdy bench ahead, the kind with iro...n legs and wooden slats for the seat and back. When we reached the bench, Norm and Josie sank down on it, clearly worn out from the long climb. Pansy sniffed the grass beneath the bench.
“This is as high up as we can get,” Norm said. “We could keep walking farther inland, but there’s no path—just trees and undergrowth that would be hard to get through, so we always sit here and wait until we hear the ‘all clear’ signal.”
Josie scooted over close to Norm.
What to read after Escaping the Giant Wave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peg Kehret to read onlineMoreLess
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