Juice (2005)
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came a voice from behind me.
I took a deep breath before turning around. I was standing in front of a mountain of bananas, and beside me was a cart filled with even more bananas that I was going to put on the top of the mountain.
“Yes, ma’am, we have bananas and—,” I turned around. It was my mother, standing there with a big goofy smile on her face.
“Mom!”
She started giggling. I always came home and told her about the stupid questions I was asked by customers.
“What are you doing here?” I asked....
She pointed at the cart at her side. It was practically overflowing with groceries. “I thought I could shop and then offer you a drive home after your shift is over.”
“That would be great. My legs are really sore and tired.”
“You must have moved a lot of bananas today,” she said.
“I did. I moved ninety-six boxes, which is 9,600 individual bananas. But that’s not what got me so tired. Tony had me working my lower body.”
“Tony?” she said.
“He’s our team’s strength coach.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
came a voice from behind me.
I took a deep breath before turning around. I was standing in front of a mountain of bananas, and beside me was a cart filled with even more bananas that I was going to put on the top of the mountain.
“Yes, ma’am, we have bananas and—,” I turned around. It was my mother, standing there with a big goofy smile on her face.
“Mom!”
She started giggling. I always came home and told her about the stupid questions I was asked by customers.
“What are you doing here?” I asked....
She pointed at the cart at her side. It was practically overflowing with groceries. “I thought I could shop and then offer you a drive home after your shift is over.”
“That would be great. My legs are really sore and tired.”
“You must have moved a lot of bananas today,” she said.
“I did. I moved ninety-six boxes, which is 9,600 individual bananas. But that’s not what got me so tired. Tony had me working my lower body.”
“Tony?” she said.
“He’s our team’s strength coach.”
What to read after Juice?
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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