Horse Fever (2013)
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For her, half the point of making cookies was eating the batter. If you just wanted cookies, you could go to the store. Today she was making her favorite kind: oatmeal chocolate chip. Most people made oatmeal raisin, but Stevie knew better. In the first place, she detested raisins. Who wanted those icky, dried, chewy things in their cookies? If you wanted fruit, you could eat an apple! But straight chocolate chip cookies were almost too sweet. After a few you just couldn’t take the sugar. Better... to moderate the sugar taste with something grainy like oatmeal. Adding oatmeal had two other advantages: One, it made the cookie sound healthful/nutritionally sound/after-school-snack-acceptable, which meant her mother would let her eat a lot more than if she thought they were a plain old tooth-rotting dessert. And two, the batter was the best!
“Wanna lick the bowl?” Stevie asked Alex as he tore through the kitchen.
Alex stopped dead. He drew himself up to his full height and gave his sister an appalled look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For her, half the point of making cookies was eating the batter. If you just wanted cookies, you could go to the store. Today she was making her favorite kind: oatmeal chocolate chip. Most people made oatmeal raisin, but Stevie knew better. In the first place, she detested raisins. Who wanted those icky, dried, chewy things in their cookies? If you wanted fruit, you could eat an apple! But straight chocolate chip cookies were almost too sweet. After a few you just couldn’t take the sugar. Better... to moderate the sugar taste with something grainy like oatmeal. Adding oatmeal had two other advantages: One, it made the cookie sound healthful/nutritionally sound/after-school-snack-acceptable, which meant her mother would let her eat a lot more than if she thought they were a plain old tooth-rotting dessert. And two, the batter was the best!
“Wanna lick the bowl?” Stevie asked Alex as he tore through the kitchen.
Alex stopped dead. He drew himself up to his full height and gave his sister an appalled look.
What to read after Horse Fever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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