Gib Rides Home
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Talk and wishful thinking and a certain amount of envy. At least Gib felt a little bit that way, picturing Georgie living in a real house with the kind of family Gib’s daydreams had created. A farming family in a big, shady, everlasting kind of house out in the country, with a bunch of kids and lots of horses and other animals. But Jacob didn’t agree. Jacob said he was glad he hadn’t been chosen.
“Me? Me wish that old Billy Whiskers had picked me?” he said when Gib asked him. “Not on your tintyp...e.”
“Why not?” Gib asked. “Don’t you ever want to live with a family like a normal person?”
Jacob shrugged. “Sure I do,” he said. “Someday, maybe. But that old geezer had a mean look about him.”
Gib nodded reluctantly. “Yeah, I know. But maybe ... He paused, not wanting to admit his own reaction to the man who had taken poor Georgie. “But could be he’s better than he looks. You know. Handsome is ...,” he began, and Jacob laughed and joined in to finish one of Miss Mooney’s favorite quotes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Talk and wishful thinking and a certain amount of envy. At least Gib felt a little bit that way, picturing Georgie living in a real house with the kind of family Gib’s daydreams had created. A farming family in a big, shady, everlasting kind of house out in the country, with a bunch of kids and lots of horses and other animals. But Jacob didn’t agree. Jacob said he was glad he hadn’t been chosen.
“Me? Me wish that old Billy Whiskers had picked me?” he said when Gib asked him. “Not on your tintyp...e.”
“Why not?” Gib asked. “Don’t you ever want to live with a family like a normal person?”
Jacob shrugged. “Sure I do,” he said. “Someday, maybe. But that old geezer had a mean look about him.”
Gib nodded reluctantly. “Yeah, I know. But maybe ... He paused, not wanting to admit his own reaction to the man who had taken poor Georgie. “But could be he’s better than he looks. You know. Handsome is ...,” he began, and Jacob laughed and joined in to finish one of Miss Mooney’s favorite quotes.
What to read after Gib Rides Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zilpha Keatley Snyder to read onlineMoreLess
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