My Sister Jodie (2009)
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The garden tractor cut out. There was a sudden ominous silence. I ran right through the bushes, tripping over, staggering up again, desperate to get to the lane.
Jed was at the wheel of his tractor, scowling. Jodie was crouching by the side of the road, making little whimpering noises, her wild purple hair hiding her face.
‘Jodie! Are you hurt?’ I cried, running to her.
‘Look!’ she mumbled.
She was cradling something in her arms. Something black and white, only now there was red blood oozing out... of the thick fur.
‘The badger cub!’ I whispered.
‘Let me see,’ said Harley gently. ‘Is he still alive?’ ‘Yes, but look, he’s bleeding so. It’s his head – it’s all bashed in at the back.’ ‘If we carry him back to the school, your dad could drive us to a vet,’ said Harley.
‘You’re a right nutter, you are,’ said Jed. ‘What’s the vet going to do, give it a head transplant?’ ‘The vet could give him an injection to put him out of his pain,’ said Harley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The garden tractor cut out. There was a sudden ominous silence. I ran right through the bushes, tripping over, staggering up again, desperate to get to the lane.
Jed was at the wheel of his tractor, scowling. Jodie was crouching by the side of the road, making little whimpering noises, her wild purple hair hiding her face.
‘Jodie! Are you hurt?’ I cried, running to her.
‘Look!’ she mumbled.
She was cradling something in her arms. Something black and white, only now there was red blood oozing out... of the thick fur.
‘The badger cub!’ I whispered.
‘Let me see,’ said Harley gently. ‘Is he still alive?’ ‘Yes, but look, he’s bleeding so. It’s his head – it’s all bashed in at the back.’ ‘If we carry him back to the school, your dad could drive us to a vet,’ said Harley.
‘You’re a right nutter, you are,’ said Jed. ‘What’s the vet going to do, give it a head transplant?’ ‘The vet could give him an injection to put him out of his pain,’ said Harley.
What to read after My Sister Jodie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacqueline Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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