Purebred (2013)
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Lisa called in what she hoped was a voice of authority. Horses listened to her when she spoke like that. She patted the kitchen floor beside her. Snowball looked at her, arched his back, and scampered away.
Stevie laughed. “See, I told you,” she said.
Lisa sighed. “He doesn’t change.” It was Wednesday afternoon, the day after Carole left, and she and Stevie were in the Hansons’ kitchen feeding Snowball and playing with him. Lisa tried again. “Snowball, go to Stevie,” she commanded. Snowball came... up to Lisa and leaned his head against her knee. “He was certainly well named,” Lisa said, stroking his coal-black fur. “He’s as opposite as he can be.”
“I wish a name for No-Name would come as easily,” Stevie commented.
Lisa smiled sympathetically. “We’ll come up with something. I wonder how Carole’s doing,” she mused. “Too bad she missed the vacation Pony Club meeting. I thought all that stuff about bandages was really interesting, didn’t you?”
“Yeah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lisa called in what she hoped was a voice of authority. Horses listened to her when she spoke like that. She patted the kitchen floor beside her. Snowball looked at her, arched his back, and scampered away.
Stevie laughed. “See, I told you,” she said.
Lisa sighed. “He doesn’t change.” It was Wednesday afternoon, the day after Carole left, and she and Stevie were in the Hansons’ kitchen feeding Snowball and playing with him. Lisa tried again. “Snowball, go to Stevie,” she commanded. Snowball came... up to Lisa and leaned his head against her knee. “He was certainly well named,” Lisa said, stroking his coal-black fur. “He’s as opposite as he can be.”
“I wish a name for No-Name would come as easily,” Stevie commented.
Lisa smiled sympathetically. “We’ll come up with something. I wonder how Carole’s doing,” she mused. “Too bad she missed the vacation Pony Club meeting. I thought all that stuff about bandages was really interesting, didn’t you?”
“Yeah.
What to read after Purebred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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