Junkyard Dog (2009)
Junkyard Dog
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I wonder if he can tell I’ve been crying. “You gotta be tough to make it in this world,” he says. I can see from his eyes he feels bad too. But he needs Floyd’s money as much as I do. Maybe that’s why he won’t stand up to him.
“See ya tomorrow,” I manage to say.
As I trudge downstairs to our apartment, I think maybe I’m not tough enough to make it in this world.
I hear a creaking noise. Mrs. MacAlear pokes her head out from behind her door and gestures for me to come over. “Everything all right ...with you, dear?” she asks. I’m starting to wonder if she waits for me to get home every day after work.
I shake my head. “It’s Smokey.”
“You shouldn’t be smoking,” Mrs. MacAlear says, wagging her finger. “It’s a terrible habit. Very hard to quit.”
If I weren’t so broken up, I might laugh. “I don’t smoke. It’s Smokey.”
“Oh,” she says, “is that what you call the dog from the convenience store?”
“He’s not at the store anymore,” I say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder if he can tell I’ve been crying. “You gotta be tough to make it in this world,” he says. I can see from his eyes he feels bad too. But he needs Floyd’s money as much as I do. Maybe that’s why he won’t stand up to him.
“See ya tomorrow,” I manage to say.
As I trudge downstairs to our apartment, I think maybe I’m not tough enough to make it in this world.
I hear a creaking noise. Mrs. MacAlear pokes her head out from behind her door and gestures for me to come over. “Everything all right ...with you, dear?” she asks. I’m starting to wonder if she waits for me to get home every day after work.
I shake my head. “It’s Smokey.”
“You shouldn’t be smoking,” Mrs. MacAlear says, wagging her finger. “It’s a terrible habit. Very hard to quit.”
If I weren’t so broken up, I might laugh. “I don’t smoke. It’s Smokey.”
“Oh,” she says, “is that what you call the dog from the convenience store?”
“He’s not at the store anymore,” I say.
What to read after Junkyard Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monique Polak to read onlineMoreLess
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