Personal Touch
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SAID MARGARET ecstatically. “Camp is over! The last session is finished. No more brats who need double knots tied in their sneakers. No more lanyards to braid. No more seashells to glue on wastebaskets. No more Band-Aids to put on cuts so small I can’t even find them.”
We were lying on the beach.
A row of girls.
It’s a re-run, I thought. Not one thing has changed since the beginning of summer. Except David is gone and we’re all tan. Even me.
Ginnie and Lois talked about how lousy their jobs had ...been while I complained about how hot the bookstore was, and Margaret wrapped up by informing us that senior year was going to be terrific, just wait and see.
“We said that about junior year,” Ginnie told her, “and it still was a dud.”
“Not to mention sophomore year,” said Lois. “That wasn’t exactly a standout either.”
We watched some sea gulls fighting over a heap of french fries some little kid had accidentally dumped into the sand. “Sunny?” said Margaret, yawning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAID MARGARET ecstatically. “Camp is over! The last session is finished. No more brats who need double knots tied in their sneakers. No more lanyards to braid. No more seashells to glue on wastebaskets. No more Band-Aids to put on cuts so small I can’t even find them.”
We were lying on the beach.
A row of girls.
It’s a re-run, I thought. Not one thing has changed since the beginning of summer. Except David is gone and we’re all tan. Even me.
Ginnie and Lois talked about how lousy their jobs had ...been while I complained about how hot the bookstore was, and Margaret wrapped up by informing us that senior year was going to be terrific, just wait and see.
“We said that about junior year,” Ginnie told her, “and it still was a dud.”
“Not to mention sophomore year,” said Lois. “That wasn’t exactly a standout either.”
We watched some sea gulls fighting over a heap of french fries some little kid had accidentally dumped into the sand. “Sunny?” said Margaret, yawning.
What to read after Personal Touch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline B. Cooney to read onlineMoreLess
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