Falling Into Place
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said Margaret. “It’s just a little blood and gravel.”
“I’m not sniveling. My nose is running and I have to breathe it back in.” Roy cupped his hand around the bloody patch that was his knee. “I think I can see bone.”
“You should have taken a running jump, like I told you.” Margaret licked at the trail of cherry Popsicle that was running from her wrist to her elbow. She stared down at him from the top of the stone wall.
She still couldn’t get over the shock she’d felt yesterday when she saw Roy a...s the train pulled into the station. There was Gran, standing where Margaret had known she would be. Margaret’s heart had started to soar, but then, just as quickly, it had stopped. Gran wasn’t alone. A little boy with round tortoiseshell glasses and an expectant look on his face was standing next to her. Her cousin Roy, who wasn’t even supposed to be there. The way his hand was tucked so comfortably into Gran’s as he leaned against her had given Margaret the strangest feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Margaret. “It’s just a little blood and gravel.”
“I’m not sniveling. My nose is running and I have to breathe it back in.” Roy cupped his hand around the bloody patch that was his knee. “I think I can see bone.”
“You should have taken a running jump, like I told you.” Margaret licked at the trail of cherry Popsicle that was running from her wrist to her elbow. She stared down at him from the top of the stone wall.
She still couldn’t get over the shock she’d felt yesterday when she saw Roy a...s the train pulled into the station. There was Gran, standing where Margaret had known she would be. Margaret’s heart had started to soar, but then, just as quickly, it had stopped. Gran wasn’t alone. A little boy with round tortoiseshell glasses and an expectant look on his face was standing next to her. Her cousin Roy, who wasn’t even supposed to be there. The way his hand was tucked so comfortably into Gran’s as he leaned against her had given Margaret the strangest feeling.
What to read after Falling Into Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephanie Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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