Sour Apples
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Meg went down the hill to greet the driver.
“Where you want ’em?” the driver asked as he climbed down from the cab.
“In the barn there. Here, let me help you. Are they sorted by variety?”
The guy shrugged. “Don’t ask me. I just deliver ’em.”
From a quick scan, Meg guessed the answer was no. Great: a thousand trees in no particular order. Right now they all looked like naked sticks with roots, but she was relieved to see color-coded plastic tags identifying each one.
“Okay, I’ll show you where to... put them.” She led the way to the barn, where she had already cleared space near the big sliding doors. The driver grabbed a bunch of trees and followed, dumping them against the side of the holding chambers and turning back for more.
Meg had no idea which ones were going to go where along the slope—she assumed that Bree had figured all that out. Right now, she decided, she’d just segregate the trees inside the barn by variety. She started sorting, and the driver kept dumping more and more trees in the main pile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meg went down the hill to greet the driver.
“Where you want ’em?” the driver asked as he climbed down from the cab.
“In the barn there. Here, let me help you. Are they sorted by variety?”
The guy shrugged. “Don’t ask me. I just deliver ’em.”
From a quick scan, Meg guessed the answer was no. Great: a thousand trees in no particular order. Right now they all looked like naked sticks with roots, but she was relieved to see color-coded plastic tags identifying each one.
“Okay, I’ll show you where to... put them.” She led the way to the barn, where she had already cleared space near the big sliding doors. The driver grabbed a bunch of trees and followed, dumping them against the side of the holding chambers and turning back for more.
Meg had no idea which ones were going to go where along the slope—she assumed that Bree had figured all that out. Right now, she decided, she’d just segregate the trees inside the barn by variety. She started sorting, and the driver kept dumping more and more trees in the main pile.
What to read after Sour Apples?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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