Split Just Right
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The play wasn’t a big success, and they ended up closing early. Shakespeare is always something of a hit or miss at Bellmont.
As the days count down to opening night, Mom’s at Bradshaw all the time, and even when she comes home, she’s still absentmindedly wearing parts of the school like a costume: a highlighter pen to hold her hair up in a bun, bracelets of paper clips or rubber bands, a few fingernails painted in with purple Magic Marker or Wite-Out. She seems completely obsessive and a little... out of her mind, so I do my best to avoid her when we’re both at school.
“It’s got to work,” she’ll occasionally say out of the blue, clenching her fists and staring at me.
“Mom, of course it’ll work,” I always reply, but to me Tom! sounds like a play that’s bogged down with uncertainties.
For one thing, Claire Knoxworthy, the tenth-grader who’s playing Tom, is one of the saddest sacks ever to hit Bradshaw. She’s a nervous, scurrying, beetle-faced girl whom kids have called “The Pox”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The play wasn’t a big success, and they ended up closing early. Shakespeare is always something of a hit or miss at Bellmont.
As the days count down to opening night, Mom’s at Bradshaw all the time, and even when she comes home, she’s still absentmindedly wearing parts of the school like a costume: a highlighter pen to hold her hair up in a bun, bracelets of paper clips or rubber bands, a few fingernails painted in with purple Magic Marker or Wite-Out. She seems completely obsessive and a little... out of her mind, so I do my best to avoid her when we’re both at school.
“It’s got to work,” she’ll occasionally say out of the blue, clenching her fists and staring at me.
“Mom, of course it’ll work,” I always reply, but to me Tom! sounds like a play that’s bogged down with uncertainties.
For one thing, Claire Knoxworthy, the tenth-grader who’s playing Tom, is one of the saddest sacks ever to hit Bradshaw. She’s a nervous, scurrying, beetle-faced girl whom kids have called “The Pox”
What to read after Split Just Right?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adele Griffin to read onlineMoreLess
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