The Dogs of Littlefield
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In the green and beige auditorium of Duncklee Middle School, boys and girls rushed up and down the aisles as if something were chasing them. Boys in white shirts, black bow ties, and black pants; girls in black dresses, their hair neatly braided or held back with a black headband. No one sitting down, everyone talking, while from the stage Mrs. Dibler, the chorus director, clapped her long, narrow hands and looked down her big nose. “Chil-dren! Qui-et!” No one listened. She stood tugging at the ...bodice of her sleeveless green dress, arm flesh jiggling, bra straps showing, while Julia Downing’s mother, at the piano (with sleeves), played a few chords from “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” which they were supposed to be rehearsing one last time.
Some children ran through the swinging doors and down the long corridors, footsteps echoing, to peer giddily into empty classrooms. “Boo!” someone squealed, leaping out from behind a door, and then they were all squealing, rampaging back into the corridor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the green and beige auditorium of Duncklee Middle School, boys and girls rushed up and down the aisles as if something were chasing them. Boys in white shirts, black bow ties, and black pants; girls in black dresses, their hair neatly braided or held back with a black headband. No one sitting down, everyone talking, while from the stage Mrs. Dibler, the chorus director, clapped her long, narrow hands and looked down her big nose. “Chil-dren! Qui-et!” No one listened. She stood tugging at the ...bodice of her sleeveless green dress, arm flesh jiggling, bra straps showing, while Julia Downing’s mother, at the piano (with sleeves), played a few chords from “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” which they were supposed to be rehearsing one last time.
Some children ran through the swinging doors and down the long corridors, footsteps echoing, to peer giddily into empty classrooms. “Boo!” someone squealed, leaping out from behind a door, and then they were all squealing, rampaging back into the corridor.
What to read after The Dogs of Littlefield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Berne to read onlineMoreLess
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