Manatee Blues (2008)
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As I step out of the airport terminal in Tampa, the heat wraps itself around me. It’s got to be one hundred degrees. The air is heavy and smells like the ocean, the sun so bright I have to squint.
Zoe fans her face with her magazine. “I forgot how hot it gets here in the summer. The best time to come to Florida is April, not July.”
“This way, girls,” Dr. Mac calls. “We’ve still got about a half-hour drive to Bay City ahead of us.”
Maggie, Zoe, and I follow her to the rental-car parking lot, drag...ging our suitcases and backpacks. Dr. Mac is the mother duck, and we’re the ducklings.
The attendant at the car lot, a young guy with a great tan and bleached-blond hair, gives Dr. Mac a form to fill out. While she’s taking care of the paperwork, I look around. It’s only a parking lot, but it’s beautiful. Spiky plants with brilliant red and bright pink flowers grow along a low wall. Hidden insects whir and click, and seagulls cry overhead. The people walking by us are speaking Spanish, and a car radio somewhere plays salsa music.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I step out of the airport terminal in Tampa, the heat wraps itself around me. It’s got to be one hundred degrees. The air is heavy and smells like the ocean, the sun so bright I have to squint.
Zoe fans her face with her magazine. “I forgot how hot it gets here in the summer. The best time to come to Florida is April, not July.”
“This way, girls,” Dr. Mac calls. “We’ve still got about a half-hour drive to Bay City ahead of us.”
Maggie, Zoe, and I follow her to the rental-car parking lot, drag...ging our suitcases and backpacks. Dr. Mac is the mother duck, and we’re the ducklings.
The attendant at the car lot, a young guy with a great tan and bleached-blond hair, gives Dr. Mac a form to fill out. While she’s taking care of the paperwork, I look around. It’s only a parking lot, but it’s beautiful. Spiky plants with brilliant red and bright pink flowers grow along a low wall. Hidden insects whir and click, and seagulls cry overhead. The people walking by us are speaking Spanish, and a car radio somewhere plays salsa music.
What to read after Manatee Blues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie Halse Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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