Playschool (2006)
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‘I don’t mean the pain caused by the screaming boredom of watching a normal human soccer match or the pain of trying to stay awake during a normal human cricket match. Nor do I mean the mild physical pain of playing cricket with hand grenades. I mean the sheer bone-breaking, skin-tearing, blood-squirting, bubonic-plague-ridden joy of Quicklime College’s own special game: Gristleball.’ The thirty-nine children in the class were standing at the top of the Gristleball field as the school’s sports t...eacher addressed them. They were all raring to go because, like all lessons at Quicklime’s, you didn’t have to go to Gristleball classes unless you wanted to. The only student who had no choice was Orkward Warlock. Orkward spent his entire life at the school, including holidays, weekends, half-term and even Christmas Day, and because he was a naturally lazy boy, Professor Throat had decided he should play Gristleball to get some exercise.
Unlike other sports, there were no different leagues for boys and girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I don’t mean the pain caused by the screaming boredom of watching a normal human soccer match or the pain of trying to stay awake during a normal human cricket match. Nor do I mean the mild physical pain of playing cricket with hand grenades. I mean the sheer bone-breaking, skin-tearing, blood-squirting, bubonic-plague-ridden joy of Quicklime College’s own special game: Gristleball.’ The thirty-nine children in the class were standing at the top of the Gristleball field as the school’s sports t...eacher addressed them. They were all raring to go because, like all lessons at Quicklime’s, you didn’t have to go to Gristleball classes unless you wanted to. The only student who had no choice was Orkward Warlock. Orkward spent his entire life at the school, including holidays, weekends, half-term and even Christmas Day, and because he was a naturally lazy boy, Professor Throat had decided he should play Gristleball to get some exercise.
Unlike other sports, there were no different leagues for boys and girls.
What to read after Playschool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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