The Chocolate War (2013)
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Archie asked, amusement in his voice. The amusement was there because it was obvious what Emile Janza was doing—he was siphoning gas from a car, watching it flow into a glass jug.
Emile giggled. He, too, was amused that Archie should have discovered him performing such an act.
“I’m getting my gas for the week,” Emile said.
The car, parked at the far end of the school’s parking lot, belonged to a senior by the name of Carlson.
“What would you do, Emile, if Carlson came along and saw you stealing ...his gas?” Archie asked, although he knew the answer.
Emile didn’t bother to reply. He grinned knowingly at Archie. Carlson wouldn’t do anything about it at all. He was a thin, mild kid who hated getting involved in messes. Not too many people defied Emile Janza, anyway, whether they were fat or skinny, mild or not. Emile was a brute which was kind of funny because he didn’t look like a brute. He wasn’t big or overly strong. In fact, he was small for a tackle on the football team.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Archie asked, amusement in his voice. The amusement was there because it was obvious what Emile Janza was doing—he was siphoning gas from a car, watching it flow into a glass jug.
Emile giggled. He, too, was amused that Archie should have discovered him performing such an act.
“I’m getting my gas for the week,” Emile said.
The car, parked at the far end of the school’s parking lot, belonged to a senior by the name of Carlson.
“What would you do, Emile, if Carlson came along and saw you stealing ...his gas?” Archie asked, although he knew the answer.
Emile didn’t bother to reply. He grinned knowingly at Archie. Carlson wouldn’t do anything about it at all. He was a thin, mild kid who hated getting involved in messes. Not too many people defied Emile Janza, anyway, whether they were fat or skinny, mild or not. Emile was a brute which was kind of funny because he didn’t look like a brute. He wasn’t big or overly strong. In fact, he was small for a tackle on the football team.
What to read after The Chocolate War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Cormier to read onlineMoreLess
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