Play the Game (2014)
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Wherefore art thou Romeo?’ I said theatrically into the tiny mirror near my bed.
‘Juliet had better hurry or she’s going to be late for school!’ yelled Jean through the door.
‘Juliet doesn’t go to school!’ I yelled back.
‘I think her mum might have something to say about that,’ called Jean.
I looked at my phone. Argh! She was right. I’d have to ride like the wind if I was going to make English. It was all Tess’s fault for going in early. She’d usually come by in the morning and hurry me up. I wo...ndered if she’d sit next to me in class, or if that was off limits now, too. I grabbed my bag, then ducked back to check my hair before racing down the stairs. My bright green nails flashed at me as I ran.
Jean was right, they did sort of cheer me up.
‘Want to ride together?’ called Jean as I hit the bottom step and almost went flying.
‘Ah, sure.’ I was still a bit suspicious about why Jean was being so nice to me, but I was glad to have the company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherefore art thou Romeo?’ I said theatrically into the tiny mirror near my bed.
‘Juliet had better hurry or she’s going to be late for school!’ yelled Jean through the door.
‘Juliet doesn’t go to school!’ I yelled back.
‘I think her mum might have something to say about that,’ called Jean.
I looked at my phone. Argh! She was right. I’d have to ride like the wind if I was going to make English. It was all Tess’s fault for going in early. She’d usually come by in the morning and hurry me up. I wo...ndered if she’d sit next to me in class, or if that was off limits now, too. I grabbed my bag, then ducked back to check my hair before racing down the stairs. My bright green nails flashed at me as I ran.
Jean was right, they did sort of cheer me up.
‘Want to ride together?’ called Jean as I hit the bottom step and almost went flying.
‘Ah, sure.’ I was still a bit suspicious about why Jean was being so nice to me, but I was glad to have the company.
What to read after Play the Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weetman, Nova to read onlineMoreLess
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