Something Suspicious in Sask (2006)
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She pressed both hands hard against her flat stomach. “I’m so full!” she moaned. “Why did I go and stuff my face with pizza? I’m as fat as a pig!”
Katie stared at her. “You ate a half slice!”
“And you’re scrawny like a stick figure,” Rusty added.
“A lot you kids know,” Megan growled.
Katie turned away. She stared out the window and wondered what her parents were doing right now. Did they even remember today was her birthday?
If she were home, she’d be in the middle of a party.
Laughing with her ...friends. Opening gifts. Making a wish. Eating chocolate cake. Her eyes stung and her throat ached. She blinked to keep from crying.
Gram and Aunt Margaret chatted louder and more excitedly as they neared the farm. But when Aunt Margaret stopped the car and switched off the engine, they both went quiet and stared at the screen door.
It was Gram who broke the silence. “What shall we make the birthday girls for dinner?” she asked.
“I don’t know,” Aunt Margaret said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She pressed both hands hard against her flat stomach. “I’m so full!” she moaned. “Why did I go and stuff my face with pizza? I’m as fat as a pig!”
Katie stared at her. “You ate a half slice!”
“And you’re scrawny like a stick figure,” Rusty added.
“A lot you kids know,” Megan growled.
Katie turned away. She stared out the window and wondered what her parents were doing right now. Did they even remember today was her birthday?
If she were home, she’d be in the middle of a party.
Laughing with her ...friends. Opening gifts. Making a wish. Eating chocolate cake. Her eyes stung and her throat ached. She blinked to keep from crying.
Gram and Aunt Margaret chatted louder and more excitedly as they neared the farm. But when Aunt Margaret stopped the car and switched off the engine, they both went quiet and stared at the screen door.
It was Gram who broke the silence. “What shall we make the birthday girls for dinner?” she asked.
“I don’t know,” Aunt Margaret said.
What to read after Something Suspicious in Sask?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dayle Gaetz to read onlineMoreLess
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