Home Run
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The only noise was Sam babbling about baseball.Christian’s head was a million miles away. There were a lot of plans to make in a week.They all left their shoes on the front porch and walked into the house—as a family.“Time for baths,” Tori announced and two grumbling kids threw themselves on the couch. “C’mon. We had fun now we have to get our baths.”“Do we have to go to school tomorrow and day care?” Ali was taking each step sluggishly. “School is fun.”“Nu-uh. Peyton says that I’m dumb since I ...have Poppy.”Tori shook her head. “I’m sure Peyton has something just a special to her as Poppy is to you. She must really be having a bad day if she makes fun of you. Try to understand, ask her if she’s okay. Then if she’s still mean you can tell your teacher too.”That seemed to suffice for Ali. Christian walked behind her up the stairs. “You think that’ll work?”Tori turned and her eyes were angry. “Would you rather me tell her to punch the girl in the nose?”“No.”“Why do you think kids are mean?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only noise was Sam babbling about baseball.Christian’s head was a million miles away. There were a lot of plans to make in a week.They all left their shoes on the front porch and walked into the house—as a family.“Time for baths,” Tori announced and two grumbling kids threw themselves on the couch. “C’mon. We had fun now we have to get our baths.”“Do we have to go to school tomorrow and day care?” Ali was taking each step sluggishly. “School is fun.”“Nu-uh. Peyton says that I’m dumb since I ...have Poppy.”Tori shook her head. “I’m sure Peyton has something just a special to her as Poppy is to you. She must really be having a bad day if she makes fun of you. Try to understand, ask her if she’s okay. Then if she’s still mean you can tell your teacher too.”That seemed to suffice for Ali. Christian walked behind her up the stairs. “You think that’ll work?”Tori turned and her eyes were angry. “Would you rather me tell her to punch the girl in the nose?”“No.”“Why do you think kids are mean?”
What to read after Home Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernadette Marie to read onlineMoreLess
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