Pennies for Hitler
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Different too — wider, steeper streets and too much light and the people strode in a way that hardly anyone did in Europe, even the women in high heels and hats, somehow brighter and brisker than the women in London.The train station was like the train stations he was used to, echoing and big. But here no air-raid siren would bring a stampede of terrified people.The train was just a train too, chuffing and chugging and blowing steam and cinders that floated into the carriage when they went throu...gh the tunnels till Mrs Peaslake shut the window. Click, click went her knitting needles. The rim of cloth was turning into a khaki sock.Georg felt somehow comforted by the familiar click, even if the way she held the needles was different from the way Mutti did.Mr Peaslake looked at him, as though he wasn’t sure what to say to a boy from so far away. ‘Have a look at this,’ he offered at last. Suddenly his teeth popped out of his lips, clacking together, then back in again.False teeth, thought Georg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Different too — wider, steeper streets and too much light and the people strode in a way that hardly anyone did in Europe, even the women in high heels and hats, somehow brighter and brisker than the women in London.The train station was like the train stations he was used to, echoing and big. But here no air-raid siren would bring a stampede of terrified people.The train was just a train too, chuffing and chugging and blowing steam and cinders that floated into the carriage when they went throu...gh the tunnels till Mrs Peaslake shut the window. Click, click went her knitting needles. The rim of cloth was turning into a khaki sock.Georg felt somehow comforted by the familiar click, even if the way she held the needles was different from the way Mutti did.Mr Peaslake looked at him, as though he wasn’t sure what to say to a boy from so far away. ‘Have a look at this,’ he offered at last. Suddenly his teeth popped out of his lips, clacking together, then back in again.False teeth, thought Georg.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackie French to read onlineMoreLess
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