Green Fever (2013)
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Mom said, handing Mattie a bowl of cereal with sliced bananas on top. She looked over at Mark, who’d already been given his cereal, and smiled. “We’ll be shopping for new shoes, so let me know if your old ones are getting too tight.”
“Mine sure are,” Mark said, nodding his head. “My old sneakers pinch the ends of my zehe.”
“If your shoes hurt your toes, then your feet must be growing,” their brother Ike, who was seventeen, said, bumping Mark’s arm. Ike had auburn-colored hair, like Mom’s, and he... was nearly as tall as Dad.
“My feet are about all that’s growin’ on me,” Mark mumbled. “Don’t think I’m ever gonna be as tall as you are, Ike.”
“Give yourself some time,” Dad said. “Remember, Ike’s eight years older than you, and as I have said before, there’s plenty of time for you to grow tall like your bruder.”
“That’s right,” blond-haired Calvin, who’d recently turned twelve, agreed. “It took me awhile, but I’m getting taller every year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom said, handing Mattie a bowl of cereal with sliced bananas on top. She looked over at Mark, who’d already been given his cereal, and smiled. “We’ll be shopping for new shoes, so let me know if your old ones are getting too tight.”
“Mine sure are,” Mark said, nodding his head. “My old sneakers pinch the ends of my zehe.”
“If your shoes hurt your toes, then your feet must be growing,” their brother Ike, who was seventeen, said, bumping Mark’s arm. Ike had auburn-colored hair, like Mom’s, and he... was nearly as tall as Dad.
“My feet are about all that’s growin’ on me,” Mark mumbled. “Don’t think I’m ever gonna be as tall as you are, Ike.”
“Give yourself some time,” Dad said. “Remember, Ike’s eight years older than you, and as I have said before, there’s plenty of time for you to grow tall like your bruder.”
“That’s right,” blond-haired Calvin, who’d recently turned twelve, agreed. “It took me awhile, but I’m getting taller every year.
What to read after Green Fever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wanda E. Brunstetter to read onlineMoreLess
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