The Beet Fields (2000)
The Beet Fields
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Sleep was still in his mind and the boy opened his eyes and looked up into the light and said, “What's wrong?”
“Wrong? Nothing's wrong, it's time to go to work.”
Bill turned and left and the boy started to lie hack, so hungry for sleep—it couldn't have been an hour—that his eyes almost slammed shut, but Bill turned and pounded on the trailer again. “Come on, boy—we got work to do.”
And that time it worked and the boy slid out of the bunk and put his feet on the floor and pulled his pants on and ...went out to pee and eat a breakfast sandwich as Bill drove the truck to take him out to the field.
“How much money did I give you last night?” Bill asked while they were pouring diesel into the tractor from five-gallon cans.
“I don't know—I didn't count it yet,” the boy lied. He had counted it in the yard light coming through the window of the trailer before he went to sleep. A hundred and forty dollars Bill had given him.
“I don't want it back,” Bill said, reading his thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sleep was still in his mind and the boy opened his eyes and looked up into the light and said, “What's wrong?”
“Wrong? Nothing's wrong, it's time to go to work.”
Bill turned and left and the boy started to lie hack, so hungry for sleep—it couldn't have been an hour—that his eyes almost slammed shut, but Bill turned and pounded on the trailer again. “Come on, boy—we got work to do.”
And that time it worked and the boy slid out of the bunk and put his feet on the floor and pulled his pants on and ...went out to pee and eat a breakfast sandwich as Bill drove the truck to take him out to the field.
“How much money did I give you last night?” Bill asked while they were pouring diesel into the tractor from five-gallon cans.
“I don't know—I didn't count it yet,” the boy lied. He had counted it in the yard light coming through the window of the trailer before he went to sleep. A hundred and forty dollars Bill had given him.
“I don't want it back,” Bill said, reading his thoughts.
What to read after The Beet Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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