Outlive (The Baggers Trilogy, #1)
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fifteen year old Baggs said.
“Suit yourself,” Bite said, and then he and Pointer and Pinky chewed up some clear crystals that Bite took from a little plastic baggie. After they ate the stuff, their pupils dilated. Baggs only ever heard Pointer and Pinky talk when they were high; they had voices like they were one hundred years old—dry and raspy. Bite grew more animated when he ate the stuff, too. He never took as much as Pointer and Pinky; he ate a fraction of what they did, and Baggs figure...d this was why Bite was not so dead looking as the other two were. Mr. Snow never ate glass himself, but he sold the stuff. Mr. Snow always respected Baggs’s refusal of the drug, although Baggs suspected that his boss would have preferred Baggs to be an addict. Addicts are easy to control, if you’ve got their drug.
As he rode in the limo, he looked down at his Nike shoes, thinking that he shouldn’t have taken them from Darius Till. He always used to tell that to Tessa, that he shouldn’t have taken the shoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
fifteen year old Baggs said.
“Suit yourself,” Bite said, and then he and Pointer and Pinky chewed up some clear crystals that Bite took from a little plastic baggie. After they ate the stuff, their pupils dilated. Baggs only ever heard Pointer and Pinky talk when they were high; they had voices like they were one hundred years old—dry and raspy. Bite grew more animated when he ate the stuff, too. He never took as much as Pointer and Pinky; he ate a fraction of what they did, and Baggs figure...d this was why Bite was not so dead looking as the other two were. Mr. Snow never ate glass himself, but he sold the stuff. Mr. Snow always respected Baggs’s refusal of the drug, although Baggs suspected that his boss would have preferred Baggs to be an addict. Addicts are easy to control, if you’ve got their drug.
As he rode in the limo, he looked down at his Nike shoes, thinking that he shouldn’t have taken them from Darius Till. He always used to tell that to Tessa, that he shouldn’t have taken the shoes.
What to read after Outlive (The Baggers Trilogy, #1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chad Leito to read onlineMoreLess
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