Front Court Hex (2009)
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Jerry said. “Something’s sure funny about my missing the basket every time. I feel it.”
Jerry and Ronnie were in the locker room, near a corner where they couldn’t be overheard. The other players sat by themselves, resting for the start of the second half.
“You’re just off,” Ronnie said. “Anybody could be off sometime. Even me.”
He laughed, and Jerry knew that Ronnie was only trying to make him feel better. But not even a good joke could shake him loose from what bothered him now.
... “Maybe you’re being jinxed,” Ronnie said, and laughed again.
Jerry looked at him seriously. “You know — that’s exactly how I feel.”
“Yeah. Me, too,” said Ronnie, and started to walk away.
“Hey! Where are you going?”
“To comb my hair,” replied Ronnie.
Jerry watched him open a locker and start combing his hair as he stood in front of a small mirror fastened to the inside of the locker door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jerry said. “Something’s sure funny about my missing the basket every time. I feel it.”
Jerry and Ronnie were in the locker room, near a corner where they couldn’t be overheard. The other players sat by themselves, resting for the start of the second half.
“You’re just off,” Ronnie said. “Anybody could be off sometime. Even me.”
He laughed, and Jerry knew that Ronnie was only trying to make him feel better. But not even a good joke could shake him loose from what bothered him now.
... “Maybe you’re being jinxed,” Ronnie said, and laughed again.
Jerry looked at him seriously. “You know — that’s exactly how I feel.”
“Yeah. Me, too,” said Ronnie, and started to walk away.
“Hey! Where are you going?”
“To comb my hair,” replied Ronnie.
Jerry watched him open a locker and start combing his hair as he stood in front of a small mirror fastened to the inside of the locker door.
What to read after Front Court Hex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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