The Diamond War
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He skidded to a stop, dropped down into a starting-block crouch, and kicked off into an all-out run—hundred-yard-dash practice.
At the low hedge between his house and Carlos’s he practiced his hurdle-jumping technique. After he cleared the hedge he zigged and zagged clear around the Garcias’ swimming pool carrying an imaginary football and skillfully avoiding half a dozen imaginary tacklers. As he zigged past a water-polo ball he grabbed it up and dribbled it across the cement part of the patio.... Then, tossing the ball back toward where he’d found it, he revved up to full speed again. Just before he got to the stairs he dove headfirst into a belly slide. Jumping to his feet, he yelled, “Safe at home!” and pounded up the stairs to bang on the Garcias’ back door. After a minute Carlos came out.
For a second Carlos stared in surprise. Bucky’s straw-colored hair was standing on end, his face was red and sweaty, and there was a big grass stain down the front of his shirt. But that wasn’t what surprised Carlos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He skidded to a stop, dropped down into a starting-block crouch, and kicked off into an all-out run—hundred-yard-dash practice.
At the low hedge between his house and Carlos’s he practiced his hurdle-jumping technique. After he cleared the hedge he zigged and zagged clear around the Garcias’ swimming pool carrying an imaginary football and skillfully avoiding half a dozen imaginary tacklers. As he zigged past a water-polo ball he grabbed it up and dribbled it across the cement part of the patio.... Then, tossing the ball back toward where he’d found it, he revved up to full speed again. Just before he got to the stairs he dove headfirst into a belly slide. Jumping to his feet, he yelled, “Safe at home!” and pounded up the stairs to bang on the Garcias’ back door. After a minute Carlos came out.
For a second Carlos stared in surprise. Bucky’s straw-colored hair was standing on end, his face was red and sweaty, and there was a big grass stain down the front of his shirt. But that wasn’t what surprised Carlos.
What to read after The Diamond War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zilpha Keatley Snyder to read onlineMoreLess
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