Iggie's House (2012)
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“Hi Winnie,” he said, munching a chocolate-chip cookie.
“Hi. Can I come in?”
“Sure. Why not?”
Winnie realized that she hadn’t been inside the house since the Garbers moved to Grove Street. The thought gave her a sinking feeling, but she swallowed hard and stepped into the house. “Isn’t anybody else at home?” she asked.
“Tina and my father took Woozie to the vet. He needed some shots.” Glenn’s voice was almost a whisper. Winnie had to lean close to hear every word. “And Herbie’s upstairs sleeping....” Glenn finished his cookie and brushed off his hands.
“Sleeping? At quarter to five in the afternoon? How come?”
“He puked after lunch. After uh … after Mrs. Landon … oh, you know.” Glenn looked at his sneakers.
“Yeah,” Winnie said, and then tried to brighten things up. “Say! I threw up on a bus once. Spaghetti! All over the place. The people on the bus weren’t very happy about that at all.” Winnie laughed nervously. She certainly hadn’t planned to tell anyone that story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hi Winnie,” he said, munching a chocolate-chip cookie.
“Hi. Can I come in?”
“Sure. Why not?”
Winnie realized that she hadn’t been inside the house since the Garbers moved to Grove Street. The thought gave her a sinking feeling, but she swallowed hard and stepped into the house. “Isn’t anybody else at home?” she asked.
“Tina and my father took Woozie to the vet. He needed some shots.” Glenn’s voice was almost a whisper. Winnie had to lean close to hear every word. “And Herbie’s upstairs sleeping....” Glenn finished his cookie and brushed off his hands.
“Sleeping? At quarter to five in the afternoon? How come?”
“He puked after lunch. After uh … after Mrs. Landon … oh, you know.” Glenn looked at his sneakers.
“Yeah,” Winnie said, and then tried to brighten things up. “Say! I threw up on a bus once. Spaghetti! All over the place. The people on the bus weren’t very happy about that at all.” Winnie laughed nervously. She certainly hadn’t planned to tell anyone that story.
What to read after Iggie's House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judy Blume to read onlineMoreLess
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