Tabloidology (2009)
Tabloidology
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Baumgartner set out a few rules for running the newspaper. Trixi and Martin were to have a weekly newspaper meeting every Monday at noon in the computer lab. At this meeting, they would plan out the stories to be written for that week’s edition of the newspaper.
At their first meeting, Martin arrived five minutes early and pulled a chair up to an empty table at the back of the room. He drummed his fingers on the table, glancing at the clock every few seconds. In his dreams, Trixi wouldn’t show u...p.
The clock read 11:59. No sign of Trixi. Maybe she was too busy switching the signs on the boys’ and girls’ change-room doors. Or maybe she was in the middle of turning a garter snake loose in the staff room. Or maybe she’d decided to wash school buses instead of work on the paper. Martin remained hopeful.
He pulled some sheets of paper out of his backpack, straightened the paper clip holding them together and laid them down carefully with the bottom of the papers lined up perfectly with the edge of the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baumgartner set out a few rules for running the newspaper. Trixi and Martin were to have a weekly newspaper meeting every Monday at noon in the computer lab. At this meeting, they would plan out the stories to be written for that week’s edition of the newspaper.
At their first meeting, Martin arrived five minutes early and pulled a chair up to an empty table at the back of the room. He drummed his fingers on the table, glancing at the clock every few seconds. In his dreams, Trixi wouldn’t show u...p.
The clock read 11:59. No sign of Trixi. Maybe she was too busy switching the signs on the boys’ and girls’ change-room doors. Or maybe she was in the middle of turning a garter snake loose in the staff room. Or maybe she’d decided to wash school buses instead of work on the paper. Martin remained hopeful.
He pulled some sheets of paper out of his backpack, straightened the paper clip holding them together and laid them down carefully with the bottom of the papers lined up perfectly with the edge of the table.
What to read after Tabloidology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Mcmahen to read onlineMoreLess
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