Grind (2004)
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my mother yelled as I walked in the door.
Oops. I’d forgotten to call to tell her I was going to eat at Wally’s. And when I started boarding home I met some people, and we started skating and I lost track of the time.
“But you’re so late it’s long since cold,” she said as she appeared at the door.
“That’s okay, I’m not really that hungry. I’m just going to head up to my room.”
“We’d actually like you to join us at the table for a little conversation,” my father said as he stepped through the doo...rway.
“What sort of conversation?” I asked. I knew this couldn’t be good.
“Join us.” My father walked toward the kitchen. My mother and I followed. We all sat down at the table.
“Where were you?” my father asked.
“Just skating.”
“I assumed that. Why didn’t you call?”
“I was skating and …” I shrugged.
“Maybe we didn’t get any calls from you, but we certainly got a call about you,” my mother said.
“What does that mean?” I asked.
“We got a call from that automated machine at your school telling us you were missing from first period.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my mother yelled as I walked in the door.
Oops. I’d forgotten to call to tell her I was going to eat at Wally’s. And when I started boarding home I met some people, and we started skating and I lost track of the time.
“But you’re so late it’s long since cold,” she said as she appeared at the door.
“That’s okay, I’m not really that hungry. I’m just going to head up to my room.”
“We’d actually like you to join us at the table for a little conversation,” my father said as he stepped through the doo...rway.
“What sort of conversation?” I asked. I knew this couldn’t be good.
“Join us.” My father walked toward the kitchen. My mother and I followed. We all sat down at the table.
“Where were you?” my father asked.
“Just skating.”
“I assumed that. Why didn’t you call?”
“I was skating and …” I shrugged.
“Maybe we didn’t get any calls from you, but we certainly got a call about you,” my mother said.
“What does that mean?” I asked.
“We got a call from that automated machine at your school telling us you were missing from first period.”
What to read after Grind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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