Lunch Money
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Greg stared at his face in the boys’ room mirror. It was Friday morning, three minutes before first period, and his black eye was spectacular—just as the nurse had predicted. The deep semicircle was mostly a rich red and purple plum color, rimmed with brownish yellow highlights that arched all the way up to his eyebrow. But there was no black at all.
After the teasing from his big brothers the night before, Greg had gotten on the bus with a good idea of what to expect from the guys at school. Bu...t nothing much had happened. Each time the bus stopped, he had moved around, scouting for comic-book customers, and kids had said things like “Nice shiner!” or “Rough night, huh?” Several had asked “How’d that happen?” And that was about all. It was a nice surprise.
But as he left the washroom and made his way to Mrs. Sanborn’s class, he had to work up some nerve. He had only two classes today with Maura—math was one, and first-period social studies was the other. He wouldn’t get teased in math class—Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greg stared at his face in the boys’ room mirror. It was Friday morning, three minutes before first period, and his black eye was spectacular—just as the nurse had predicted. The deep semicircle was mostly a rich red and purple plum color, rimmed with brownish yellow highlights that arched all the way up to his eyebrow. But there was no black at all.
After the teasing from his big brothers the night before, Greg had gotten on the bus with a good idea of what to expect from the guys at school. Bu...t nothing much had happened. Each time the bus stopped, he had moved around, scouting for comic-book customers, and kids had said things like “Nice shiner!” or “Rough night, huh?” Several had asked “How’d that happen?” And that was about all. It was a nice surprise.
But as he left the washroom and made his way to Mrs. Sanborn’s class, he had to work up some nerve. He had only two classes today with Maura—math was one, and first-period social studies was the other. He wouldn’t get teased in math class—Mr.
What to read after Lunch Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Clements to read onlineMoreLess
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