Splat! (2008)
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chapter four I dug the shovel into the pile of rotting tomatoes, and they dripped and dropped into the wheelbarrow. The tomatoes looked disgusting and smelled worse. They were all rotting and running and looked more like blood and gore than produce. It all reminded me of an episode of CSI or the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I dropped the shovel and picked up the now-full wheelbarrow. Carefully I pushed it out of the barn. This was my sixth load and I was really working up a sweat...which reminded me......where exactly was Keegan? He said he was just going to the bathroom and, unless he was actually having a bath, he should have been back by now.
Then I saw him. He was sitting on a stump in the shade, talking on the phone. His wheelbarrow was still filled with tomatoes. In the time I’d dumped the last two loads he still hadn’t emptied one.
“Keegan!” I called out.
He turned around, scowled and gestured for me to leave him alone. Then he turned his back to me and kept talking on the phone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
chapter four I dug the shovel into the pile of rotting tomatoes, and they dripped and dropped into the wheelbarrow. The tomatoes looked disgusting and smelled worse. They were all rotting and running and looked more like blood and gore than produce. It all reminded me of an episode of CSI or the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I dropped the shovel and picked up the now-full wheelbarrow. Carefully I pushed it out of the barn. This was my sixth load and I was really working up a sweat...which reminded me......where exactly was Keegan? He said he was just going to the bathroom and, unless he was actually having a bath, he should have been back by now.
Then I saw him. He was sitting on a stump in the shade, talking on the phone. His wheelbarrow was still filled with tomatoes. In the time I’d dumped the last two loads he still hadn’t emptied one.
“Keegan!” I called out.
He turned around, scowled and gestured for me to leave him alone. Then he turned his back to me and kept talking on the phone.
What to read after Splat!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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