Prairie Evers (2012)
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She finished and sat down, and then Chrissy Jones went, and then Aaron Childs. When Mrs. Hanson asked for another volunteer after that, nobody moved for a minute. But then Ivy Blake stood up and walked to the front of the room like she was walking to her doom. She got behind the lectern and stared down at the papers she’d carried with her.
“This speech is called ‘The Trail of Tears,’” she said. “It’s about Cherokee Indians.”
I sat up straight.
Ivy cleared her throat. I could see her hands shake....
“Very terrible things have happened in pretty places like North Carolina,” Ivy read. “When the white people first came here, they brought diseases with them. Right away a disease called smallpox killed a lot of Indian people. It killed half the Cherokees. The Cherokees lived in what is now the states of Georgia and North and South Carolina.”
There was a long pause while Ivy swallowed hard. I stared at her hands, willing them to stop shaking, but they didn’t.
Ivy cleared her throat again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She finished and sat down, and then Chrissy Jones went, and then Aaron Childs. When Mrs. Hanson asked for another volunteer after that, nobody moved for a minute. But then Ivy Blake stood up and walked to the front of the room like she was walking to her doom. She got behind the lectern and stared down at the papers she’d carried with her.
“This speech is called ‘The Trail of Tears,’” she said. “It’s about Cherokee Indians.”
I sat up straight.
Ivy cleared her throat. I could see her hands shake....
“Very terrible things have happened in pretty places like North Carolina,” Ivy read. “When the white people first came here, they brought diseases with them. Right away a disease called smallpox killed a lot of Indian people. It killed half the Cherokees. The Cherokees lived in what is now the states of Georgia and North and South Carolina.”
There was a long pause while Ivy swallowed hard. I stared at her hands, willing them to stop shaking, but they didn’t.
Ivy cleared her throat again.
What to read after Prairie Evers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Airgood to read onlineMoreLess
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