Out to Lunch (2010)
Out to Lunch
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She didn’t feel very much like going out to play. Even if she did feel like playing, there’d be no one to play with. Most of the kids from school were grounded because they’d been in the food fight.
Still, Katie bet that none of the other kids felt as bad as she did. All they had lost was an afternoon of TV or a trip to the playground. Katie had made Lucille lose her job.
Katie began to cry. As soon as he saw Katie’s tears, Pepper jumped up on the bed and sat beside her. He stuck out his big, re...d tongue and licked her face. But even a big, sloppy, wet, dog-kiss couldn’t cheer up Katie. She used the back of her hand to wipe Pepper’s slobber from her cheek. Pepper lifted his back paw and scratched at his floppy ear.
Just then there was a knock at the door. “Katie, Suzanne is on the phone,” her mother said.
Katie walked downstairs to the kitchen and picked up the phone. “Hi, Suzanne,” she said.
“Hey,” Suzanne answered. “Where were you during the food fight today?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She didn’t feel very much like going out to play. Even if she did feel like playing, there’d be no one to play with. Most of the kids from school were grounded because they’d been in the food fight.
Still, Katie bet that none of the other kids felt as bad as she did. All they had lost was an afternoon of TV or a trip to the playground. Katie had made Lucille lose her job.
Katie began to cry. As soon as he saw Katie’s tears, Pepper jumped up on the bed and sat beside her. He stuck out his big, re...d tongue and licked her face. But even a big, sloppy, wet, dog-kiss couldn’t cheer up Katie. She used the back of her hand to wipe Pepper’s slobber from her cheek. Pepper lifted his back paw and scratched at his floppy ear.
Just then there was a knock at the door. “Katie, Suzanne is on the phone,” her mother said.
Katie walked downstairs to the kitchen and picked up the phone. “Hi, Suzanne,” she said.
“Hey,” Suzanne answered. “Where were you during the food fight today?”
What to read after Out to Lunch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Krulik to read onlineMoreLess
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