Stage Fright On a Summer Night (2010)
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As they started across, Jack was amazed. The bridge was so noisy and smelly! Wagon wheels rumbled like thunder over the cobblestones. Pots clinked in carts. Horses neighed. Shopkeepers shouted.
“Good pies!”
“Hot peas!”
“New pins!”
“Shoes! Soap! Salt!”
A shopkeeper caught Jack’s eye. “What lack you, boy?” he shouted.
“Nothing, thank you,” said Jack, and kept walking.
“Watch out!” a cart driver yelled.
Jack grabbed Annie’s hand. He pulled her out of the way. The cart rolled past them over the narr...ow roadway.
“Look!” said Annie. She pointed to a bear in a wooden cage in the back of the cart. The bear had matted brown fur. His head was down.
As the cart rumbled on, Jack shook his head. “What next?” he said.
“Them,” said Annie, looking up.
She pointed at huge black birds sitting hunched at the edges of the rooftops. The birds sat still as they stared down at all the carts and animals and people crossing London Bridge. Jack shivered and moved quickly past the gaze of the giant silent birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they started across, Jack was amazed. The bridge was so noisy and smelly! Wagon wheels rumbled like thunder over the cobblestones. Pots clinked in carts. Horses neighed. Shopkeepers shouted.
“Good pies!”
“Hot peas!”
“New pins!”
“Shoes! Soap! Salt!”
A shopkeeper caught Jack’s eye. “What lack you, boy?” he shouted.
“Nothing, thank you,” said Jack, and kept walking.
“Watch out!” a cart driver yelled.
Jack grabbed Annie’s hand. He pulled her out of the way. The cart rolled past them over the narr...ow roadway.
“Look!” said Annie. She pointed to a bear in a wooden cage in the back of the cart. The bear had matted brown fur. His head was down.
As the cart rumbled on, Jack shook his head. “What next?” he said.
“Them,” said Annie, looking up.
She pointed at huge black birds sitting hunched at the edges of the rooftops. The birds sat still as they stared down at all the carts and animals and people crossing London Bridge. Jack shivered and moved quickly past the gaze of the giant silent birds.
What to read after Stage Fright On a Summer Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Pope Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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