Sunrise Over Fallujah
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Ahmed did some translating. We talked to some children who gathered around us, pointing at our weapons, waving to us. Some of them imitated us, walking the way they thought we walked. I guess we looked funny to them in our desert camouflage, Kevlar helmets, and Molle vests.
Were they so used to the killing that they could go on with their lives so easily? Did the wailing of the woman for her grandson seem too familiar to them? They were only kids, for God’s sake.
The children either wore America...n-type clothes or long shirts that came down to their ankles. Some spoke to me in Arabic. I forced smiles but my mind was in chaos. The sight of the dead boy had scared me, as had the walking away from him. I looked over at the small crowd of Iraqis gathered around the body. They were wrapping him in cloth.
Some 3rd ID guys came over to where I was standing with some candy and started passing it out.
“They’re like all kids,” the guy next to me, a stocky sergeant with a southern accent, said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ahmed did some translating. We talked to some children who gathered around us, pointing at our weapons, waving to us. Some of them imitated us, walking the way they thought we walked. I guess we looked funny to them in our desert camouflage, Kevlar helmets, and Molle vests.
Were they so used to the killing that they could go on with their lives so easily? Did the wailing of the woman for her grandson seem too familiar to them? They were only kids, for God’s sake.
The children either wore America...n-type clothes or long shirts that came down to their ankles. Some spoke to me in Arabic. I forced smiles but my mind was in chaos. The sight of the dead boy had scared me, as had the walking away from him. I looked over at the small crowd of Iraqis gathered around the body. They were wrapping him in cloth.
Some 3rd ID guys came over to where I was standing with some candy and started passing it out.
“They’re like all kids,” the guy next to me, a stocky sergeant with a southern accent, said.
What to read after Sunrise Over Fallujah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Dean Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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