Ghost Town
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It had grown so big that it was in danger of engulfing our home. Just up the road at Ma Puttering's place that very thing had already happened. Her house had vanished. There was nothing left but a house-shaped jungle of pumpkin vines.
"Where am I supposed to put all this stuff?" I asked my mother while chopping leaves as big as elephants' ears.
"Just pile it up by the road, and after it dries out, we'll burn it," she said.
"That'll be something to see," I commented.
Country people enjoy burning ...things. The entertainment value of the act far outweighs the damage to the atmosphere.
As Chief Leopard Frog was nearing the completion of his assignment, I turned my thoughts to practical matters: How would I package and send the talismans? How would I deal with the "poetry issue"? How would I deposit the money, since no doubt it would come in the form of a check and there were no banks left in Paisley?
Plan ahead—that's my motto.
No, wait: that isn't true. What's the rush? is my motto.
Well, maybe they could both be my motto: Plan ahead, but what's the rush?
What to read after Ghost Town?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had grown so big that it was in danger of engulfing our home. Just up the road at Ma Puttering's place that very thing had already happened. Her house had vanished. There was nothing left but a house-shaped jungle of pumpkin vines.
"Where am I supposed to put all this stuff?" I asked my mother while chopping leaves as big as elephants' ears.
"Just pile it up by the road, and after it dries out, we'll burn it," she said.
"That'll be something to see," I commented.
Country people enjoy burning ...things. The entertainment value of the act far outweighs the damage to the atmosphere.
As Chief Leopard Frog was nearing the completion of his assignment, I turned my thoughts to practical matters: How would I package and send the talismans? How would I deal with the "poetry issue"? How would I deposit the money, since no doubt it would come in the form of a check and there were no banks left in Paisley?
Plan ahead—that's my motto.
No, wait: that isn't true. What's the rush? is my motto.
Well, maybe they could both be my motto: Plan ahead, but what's the rush?
What to read after Ghost Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennings, Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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