Olympic Dream (2009)
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said Red.
Doug was about to suggest that maybe his being there wasn’t such a good idea when a few other kids about his age came around the corner of the building. And, he was happy to see, they were pretty much dressed just as he was, in shorts and T-shirts.
With a few exceptions, none of them had the special shoes and skintight shirts and shorts that the older people were wearing.
“This is our library,” said Red with a mocking tone as he pointed to a bookcase filled to bursting with... a collection of books, magazines, and pamphlets. “Cycling’s growing so fast, we get a ton of stuff sent to us in the mail. But the important news is on the bulletin board over here.” He pointed to a big cork board next to the entrance to the meeting room. It was cov ered with notices of cycling events, safety warnings, a few newspaper pictures of members flashing winning smiles.
Doug wandered over and took a look at some of the notices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Red.
Doug was about to suggest that maybe his being there wasn’t such a good idea when a few other kids about his age came around the corner of the building. And, he was happy to see, they were pretty much dressed just as he was, in shorts and T-shirts.
With a few exceptions, none of them had the special shoes and skintight shirts and shorts that the older people were wearing.
“This is our library,” said Red with a mocking tone as he pointed to a bookcase filled to bursting with... a collection of books, magazines, and pamphlets. “Cycling’s growing so fast, we get a ton of stuff sent to us in the mail. But the important news is on the bulletin board over here.” He pointed to a big cork board next to the entrance to the meeting room. It was cov ered with notices of cycling events, safety warnings, a few newspaper pictures of members flashing winning smiles.
Doug wandered over and took a look at some of the notices.
What to read after Olympic Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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