Looking for Trouble
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Beau took a seat beside him, instead of by them, and Jazzie stayed down there with them. It was amazing how much those two looked alike, Jess thought, they could have been twins.
Angel was sleeping in the car seat, and she put it down on the floor between her and Wade, then sat down. The crowd for this event wasn't nearly as large as it had been for the bronc riding, but there were still a lot of people there.
"So what's the object of this event?" Jess asked Wade, glad that he was able to si...t with her now, so he could explain stuff to her. Beau had explained some things to her, but he had been watching the event mostly.
"Well, the cowboys and cowgirls work in pairs, and one ropes the head around the horns, they're called the header, and the other ropes the back feet, as quickly as they can, and that person is the heeler. Once they get the head and back legs roped they face each other and pull the rope tight for their time.
They'll have several rounds to get it done, then the team with the best times wins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beau took a seat beside him, instead of by them, and Jazzie stayed down there with them. It was amazing how much those two looked alike, Jess thought, they could have been twins.
Angel was sleeping in the car seat, and she put it down on the floor between her and Wade, then sat down. The crowd for this event wasn't nearly as large as it had been for the bronc riding, but there were still a lot of people there.
"So what's the object of this event?" Jess asked Wade, glad that he was able to si...t with her now, so he could explain stuff to her. Beau had explained some things to her, but he had been watching the event mostly.
"Well, the cowboys and cowgirls work in pairs, and one ropes the head around the horns, they're called the header, and the other ropes the back feet, as quickly as they can, and that person is the heeler. Once they get the head and back legs roped they face each other and pull the rope tight for their time.
They'll have several rounds to get it done, then the team with the best times wins.
What to read after Looking for Trouble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becky Mcgraw to read onlineMoreLess
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