The Bermudez Triangle (2005)
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Mel’s mom said, reaching out and feeling Avery’s bobbed locks. “You’ve colored it. It looks good darker.”
“Thanks.” Avery nodded, not looking thrilled at being petted. She hunched up her shoulders.
Avery was just trying to make it a little more bearable for Mel by coming along for dinner at her mom’s house, but Mel could see that she was already regretting her decision.
Mel was five when her mom met Jim Podd. Apparently her parents had been growing apart for some time, and this was the final pus...h her mom needed to make the move out of the house. Jim already had two boys, so it was decided that Mel should remain with her father.
The oldest Podd, Brendan, was now about to start his freshman year at Cornell. He was also a known hacker and software pirate and had a padlock on his room. Richie, his brother, was a fifteen-year-old skater—friendly enough, but erratic and uncontrollable. Things tended to get broken around Richie. Lastly there was Lyla, the one child Mel’s mom and Jim had on their own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mel’s mom said, reaching out and feeling Avery’s bobbed locks. “You’ve colored it. It looks good darker.”
“Thanks.” Avery nodded, not looking thrilled at being petted. She hunched up her shoulders.
Avery was just trying to make it a little more bearable for Mel by coming along for dinner at her mom’s house, but Mel could see that she was already regretting her decision.
Mel was five when her mom met Jim Podd. Apparently her parents had been growing apart for some time, and this was the final pus...h her mom needed to make the move out of the house. Jim already had two boys, so it was decided that Mel should remain with her father.
The oldest Podd, Brendan, was now about to start his freshman year at Cornell. He was also a known hacker and software pirate and had a padlock on his room. Richie, his brother, was a fifteen-year-old skater—friendly enough, but erratic and uncontrollable. Things tended to get broken around Richie. Lastly there was Lyla, the one child Mel’s mom and Jim had on their own.
What to read after The Bermudez Triangle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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