Opal Plumstead
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As I got near, I became part of a milling throng of jostling girls, burly men walking three or four abreast, and larky boys dashing about, laughing and joking. I felt like a hopeless alien in a foreign country. When I got to the tall factory gates, I stopped in my tracks, grasping the railings, not sure I could go through with it.
Then the factory clock struck eight. There was a last surge of workers, and I got swept along with them, across the yard and in through a dark doorway. They rushed off... purposefully in different directions. I stood dithering, not having a clue where to go or what to do. It was far worse than my first day at school. I had to struggle not to dissolve into tears like a five-year-old.
‘Can I help you, missy?’ A plump man in a white coat came out of his office and looked at me kindly.
‘Oh please!’ I said. ‘I’m new and I don’t know where to go.’ ‘You’re coming to work here? We don’t take on little girls! How old are you? Ten? Twelve?’ I wasn’t sure whether he was serious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I got near, I became part of a milling throng of jostling girls, burly men walking three or four abreast, and larky boys dashing about, laughing and joking. I felt like a hopeless alien in a foreign country. When I got to the tall factory gates, I stopped in my tracks, grasping the railings, not sure I could go through with it.
Then the factory clock struck eight. There was a last surge of workers, and I got swept along with them, across the yard and in through a dark doorway. They rushed off... purposefully in different directions. I stood dithering, not having a clue where to go or what to do. It was far worse than my first day at school. I had to struggle not to dissolve into tears like a five-year-old.
‘Can I help you, missy?’ A plump man in a white coat came out of his office and looked at me kindly.
‘Oh please!’ I said. ‘I’m new and I don’t know where to go.’ ‘You’re coming to work here? We don’t take on little girls! How old are you? Ten? Twelve?’ I wasn’t sure whether he was serious.
What to read after Opal Plumstead?
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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