Off Season (2003)
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There were big and little houses, nice lawns and large flower gardens. This certainly wasn’t exactly like the city where we lived, but it was a lot closer to what we were used to. I didn’t think there was any way I could live way out in the bush where Ned lived, but this would be okay. Not that I wanted to ever move anywhere, but this looked like a nice place. We came up to a school.
“The courts are in the back,” Ned said. “This is the school I’d be going to if we moved.”
“Looks nice,” I said.
“...It’s just a bunch of bricks and books … you know, your typical school,” Kia said.
I heard voices yelling out and the unmistakable sound of a basketball bouncing against the pavement. I loved that sound. We hurried around the side and came to the schoolyard. There were two basketball courts and there was a game happening on one of them — older kids … teenagers.
As we walked over I watched the game in progress. The kids looked to be at least four or five years older than us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were big and little houses, nice lawns and large flower gardens. This certainly wasn’t exactly like the city where we lived, but it was a lot closer to what we were used to. I didn’t think there was any way I could live way out in the bush where Ned lived, but this would be okay. Not that I wanted to ever move anywhere, but this looked like a nice place. We came up to a school.
“The courts are in the back,” Ned said. “This is the school I’d be going to if we moved.”
“Looks nice,” I said.
“...It’s just a bunch of bricks and books … you know, your typical school,” Kia said.
I heard voices yelling out and the unmistakable sound of a basketball bouncing against the pavement. I loved that sound. We hurried around the side and came to the schoolyard. There were two basketball courts and there was a game happening on one of them — older kids … teenagers.
As we walked over I watched the game in progress. The kids looked to be at least four or five years older than us.
What to read after Off Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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