Jack James And the Tribe of the Teddy Bear
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It helped having Pud around. Surprisingly, all the Tanakee had large appetites, but Pud was hands down the most gluttonous. It also helped that Teresa’s cooking tasted delicious (even if it was a magic spell).
“Eat up,” Teresa examined the bird, its carcass picked nearly clean. “I’ve got much more where that came from.”
“No, no. This was quite enough,” Liz dabbed her lips with a cloth napkin. “I want to thank you, though. It’s nice to not cook for a change. Hate taking the kids to fast-food, you... know. And their father’s not around to help, but you already knew that, right?”
Teresa chewed and swallowed. “You two are just going through a rough patch, that’s all. Every marriage has one or two.”
Liz laughed. “Yeah. Rough patch. That’s what this is.”
“Amelia!” Jack stood. His friend had started shaking. Her eyes rolled back. He touched her shoulder. “Are you okay!”
“Is she choking?” Liz got up and raced to the girl.
Amelia’s trembling began to die down and she returned to normal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It helped having Pud around. Surprisingly, all the Tanakee had large appetites, but Pud was hands down the most gluttonous. It also helped that Teresa’s cooking tasted delicious (even if it was a magic spell).
“Eat up,” Teresa examined the bird, its carcass picked nearly clean. “I’ve got much more where that came from.”
“No, no. This was quite enough,” Liz dabbed her lips with a cloth napkin. “I want to thank you, though. It’s nice to not cook for a change. Hate taking the kids to fast-food, you... know. And their father’s not around to help, but you already knew that, right?”
Teresa chewed and swallowed. “You two are just going through a rough patch, that’s all. Every marriage has one or two.”
Liz laughed. “Yeah. Rough patch. That’s what this is.”
“Amelia!” Jack stood. His friend had started shaking. Her eyes rolled back. He touched her shoulder. “Are you okay!”
“Is she choking?” Liz got up and raced to the girl.
Amelia’s trembling began to die down and she returned to normal.
What to read after Jack James And the Tribe of the Teddy Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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