Mismatch (2007)
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“Hi,” she said nervously. “I’m Sue, Sue Hua.”Both the man and woman broke into warm smiles. They looked about the same age as Sue’s parents. She noticed that they were slightly taller than most of the other people at the airport. In fact, the woman was a bit taller than the man.“We are Mr. and Mrs. Chong,” said the woman. She paused. “Your name is Hua? That’s Chinese, isn’t it?”“Yes, it is,” said Sue. “How about your name, Chong? That sounds Chinese, too.”“It’s Korean,” said Mr. Chong. He picked... up Sue’s viola case. “Here, let me take this.”“I guess the school felt that since you are not a real American and we are not real Japanese, we would be a suitable host family for you,” said Mrs. Chong.Sue stopped in her tracks. She wasn’t sure what to say to that. “Not a real American”? Was Mrs. Chong disappointed? When she glanced over at her hostess, Mrs. Chong’s wry smile disarmed her and took some of the sting out of her words. But Sue still wasn’t sure what to make of the comment.Thankfully, both the Chongs spoke good English, especially Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hi,” she said nervously. “I’m Sue, Sue Hua.”Both the man and woman broke into warm smiles. They looked about the same age as Sue’s parents. She noticed that they were slightly taller than most of the other people at the airport. In fact, the woman was a bit taller than the man.“We are Mr. and Mrs. Chong,” said the woman. She paused. “Your name is Hua? That’s Chinese, isn’t it?”“Yes, it is,” said Sue. “How about your name, Chong? That sounds Chinese, too.”“It’s Korean,” said Mr. Chong. He picked... up Sue’s viola case. “Here, let me take this.”“I guess the school felt that since you are not a real American and we are not real Japanese, we would be a suitable host family for you,” said Mrs. Chong.Sue stopped in her tracks. She wasn’t sure what to say to that. “Not a real American”? Was Mrs. Chong disappointed? When she glanced over at her hostess, Mrs. Chong’s wry smile disarmed her and took some of the sting out of her words. But Sue still wasn’t sure what to make of the comment.Thankfully, both the Chongs spoke good English, especially Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lensey Namioka to read onlineMoreLess
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