Lucy’s Wish (2013)
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At least she wasn’t the only one not chosen. Twelve other children stood together. They waited to hear what Miss Kelly would tell them.
Daisy clutched Lucy’s arm and whispered, “Virginia got chosen. Why didn’t we?”
Lucy didn’t answer, but she thought she knew. She had watched Virginia. Virginia had smiled and talked to the people who stopped in front of her.
Miss Kelly had told them that there would be two more stops. Lucy took a deep breath to steady herself. She wouldn’t let herself become so ...scared at the next stop. She’d look at the people who paused to talk to her. She’d do her best to smile.
This time she’d make her wish come true.
“We’ll catch the midmorning train tomorrow,” Miss Kelly said. Then she matched the children with adults who had offered to put them up for the night.
Lucy and Daisy walked with Mrs. Judson, who lived just down the street from the Methodist church. Mrs. Judson didn’t say much to them. However, she led Lucy and Daisy into her kitchen and fed them big bowls of tasty mutton stew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At least she wasn’t the only one not chosen. Twelve other children stood together. They waited to hear what Miss Kelly would tell them.
Daisy clutched Lucy’s arm and whispered, “Virginia got chosen. Why didn’t we?”
Lucy didn’t answer, but she thought she knew. She had watched Virginia. Virginia had smiled and talked to the people who stopped in front of her.
Miss Kelly had told them that there would be two more stops. Lucy took a deep breath to steady herself. She wouldn’t let herself become so ...scared at the next stop. She’d look at the people who paused to talk to her. She’d do her best to smile.
This time she’d make her wish come true.
“We’ll catch the midmorning train tomorrow,” Miss Kelly said. Then she matched the children with adults who had offered to put them up for the night.
Lucy and Daisy walked with Mrs. Judson, who lived just down the street from the Methodist church. Mrs. Judson didn’t say much to them. However, she led Lucy and Daisy into her kitchen and fed them big bowls of tasty mutton stew.
What to read after Lucy’s Wish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Lowery Nixon to read onlineMoreLess
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