Shoeless Joe & Me
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Not that I really wanted to see them or anything, but my mother had asked me to take their picture. Sometimes you’ve got to do stuff just for your mom whether you like it or not.
The Cincinnati fans I walked past looked like a bunch of kids on Christmas morning. Their Reds were killing the Sox, and the fans were loving it. People were hugging each other, laughing, throwing stuff. If they had known the Sox were blowing the game on purpose, I doubt that they would have been celebrating so enthusia...stically.
Gladys and Wilbur shouldn’t be hard to spot, I figured. After all, they were twins. My mom had told me they were twelve years old in 1919. And Gladys told me to meet them at the hot dog vendor on the third-base side.
There were a few boys and girls near the hot dog vendor, but none of them looked like twins. Watching them eat made me a little hungry, so I got in line.
“What’ll it be, son?” the hot dog guy asked when it was my turn.
“One hot dog, please,” I said, fishing around in my pocket for the twenty-dollar bill my mom had given me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that I really wanted to see them or anything, but my mother had asked me to take their picture. Sometimes you’ve got to do stuff just for your mom whether you like it or not.
The Cincinnati fans I walked past looked like a bunch of kids on Christmas morning. Their Reds were killing the Sox, and the fans were loving it. People were hugging each other, laughing, throwing stuff. If they had known the Sox were blowing the game on purpose, I doubt that they would have been celebrating so enthusia...stically.
Gladys and Wilbur shouldn’t be hard to spot, I figured. After all, they were twins. My mom had told me they were twelve years old in 1919. And Gladys told me to meet them at the hot dog vendor on the third-base side.
There were a few boys and girls near the hot dog vendor, but none of them looked like twins. Watching them eat made me a little hungry, so I got in line.
“What’ll it be, son?” the hot dog guy asked when it was my turn.
“One hot dog, please,” I said, fishing around in my pocket for the twenty-dollar bill my mom had given me.
What to read after Shoeless Joe & Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan Gutman to read onlineMoreLess
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