Sun & Spoon
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The three decks of cards were there, as always, packed snugly into the chock-full drawer like three birds in a nest. Spoon was sure that no one had played with the cards—much less set eyes on them—since Gram’s death, and so he hesitated before picking up Gram’s deck. It felt eerie to hold something Gram had used so many times, something that she, most likely, had touched last.
Spoon’s deck and Pa’s remained in the drawer. The backs of Pa’s cards were printed in red with the symbol for the Univer...sity of Wisconsin, where Pa had been a professor in the history department. Spoon’s cards had Green Bay Packer helmets on them. The backs of Gram’s cards were decorated with suns. Suns with faces.
Spoon closed the drawer, then sat on the floor. He unwound the rubber band from Gram’s cards and shuffled them. Fifty-two suns snap-snap-snapped between his fingers.
For as long as Spoon could remember, Gram had used only these cards. The wear and tear was obvious. Several cards were bent, divided by white creases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three decks of cards were there, as always, packed snugly into the chock-full drawer like three birds in a nest. Spoon was sure that no one had played with the cards—much less set eyes on them—since Gram’s death, and so he hesitated before picking up Gram’s deck. It felt eerie to hold something Gram had used so many times, something that she, most likely, had touched last.
Spoon’s deck and Pa’s remained in the drawer. The backs of Pa’s cards were printed in red with the symbol for the Univer...sity of Wisconsin, where Pa had been a professor in the history department. Spoon’s cards had Green Bay Packer helmets on them. The backs of Gram’s cards were decorated with suns. Suns with faces.
Spoon closed the drawer, then sat on the floor. He unwound the rubber band from Gram’s cards and shuffled them. Fifty-two suns snap-snap-snapped between his fingers.
For as long as Spoon could remember, Gram had used only these cards. The wear and tear was obvious. Several cards were bent, divided by white creases.
What to read after Sun & Spoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kevin Henkes to read onlineMoreLess
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