Francie (2011)
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She gazed around the room and then settled on our eighth-grade section, though all had to listen.
In her soft voice she began. “Now, you know, the end of the school year is right around the corner. Commencement is at the end of the month. Y’all will be going on to Thomas Jefferson.” She stopped and closed her eyes. “I so much want you to use every opportunity that comes your way. There are scholarships to our Negro colleges and any one of you can get one of those scholarships and go on to become... a teacher, or a lawyer, or a doctor even.” She stopped and searched our faces. Already I felt a little buzz of excitement in the pit of my stomach. Even though I wouldn’t be going to Thomas Jefferson, and didn’t know where I’d be going up in Chicago. I just loved the thought of possibilities. It could almost make me forget Diller’s on Saturday and everything I’d experienced like it.
Just as we started our lunches, Miss Lafayette called Augustine over to her desk, and we all guessed why.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She gazed around the room and then settled on our eighth-grade section, though all had to listen.
In her soft voice she began. “Now, you know, the end of the school year is right around the corner. Commencement is at the end of the month. Y’all will be going on to Thomas Jefferson.” She stopped and closed her eyes. “I so much want you to use every opportunity that comes your way. There are scholarships to our Negro colleges and any one of you can get one of those scholarships and go on to become... a teacher, or a lawyer, or a doctor even.” She stopped and searched our faces. Already I felt a little buzz of excitement in the pit of my stomach. Even though I wouldn’t be going to Thomas Jefferson, and didn’t know where I’d be going up in Chicago. I just loved the thought of possibilities. It could almost make me forget Diller’s on Saturday and everything I’d experienced like it.
Just as we started our lunches, Miss Lafayette called Augustine over to her desk, and we all guessed why.
What to read after Francie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen English to read onlineMoreLess
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