The Cybil War
The Cybil War
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He had made a fool of himself, and over nothing. Over being Mr. Indigestion, which nobody in his right mind would want to be.
“Tony, will you explain what the poet means?” Miss McFawn was asking.
“He means,” Tony said slowly, stalling for time, “he means, now, wait a minute—”
“Wanda?”
“He means that things are not what they seem.”
“Very good!”
And what really hurt, Simon told himself—he was sitting with his eyes on the wrong page, finger marking the wrong poem—what really hurt was that Cybil Ack...erman had a part in his humiliation. And he was in love with Cybil Ackerman, had been for three years.
He had fallen in love with her in the room right below this one. It was Arbor Day, and their teacher, Miss Ellis, made a big thing out of it. She gave every student a little tree to take home and plant, and the celebration was capped off with the writing and reading of tributes to trees.
Simon had been careful with his baby tree. Some of the other boys were using theirs in whip battles and trying to see how high they could throw them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had made a fool of himself, and over nothing. Over being Mr. Indigestion, which nobody in his right mind would want to be.
“Tony, will you explain what the poet means?” Miss McFawn was asking.
“He means,” Tony said slowly, stalling for time, “he means, now, wait a minute—”
“Wanda?”
“He means that things are not what they seem.”
“Very good!”
And what really hurt, Simon told himself—he was sitting with his eyes on the wrong page, finger marking the wrong poem—what really hurt was that Cybil Ack...erman had a part in his humiliation. And he was in love with Cybil Ackerman, had been for three years.
He had fallen in love with her in the room right below this one. It was Arbor Day, and their teacher, Miss Ellis, made a big thing out of it. She gave every student a little tree to take home and plant, and the celebration was capped off with the writing and reading of tributes to trees.
Simon had been careful with his baby tree. Some of the other boys were using theirs in whip battles and trying to see how high they could throw them.
What to read after The Cybil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsy Byars to read onlineMoreLess
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