The Dream Bearer
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“To show I can do it,” Sessi said. “This is the way my ancestors in Kenya built their houses.”
Loren and I watched as Sessi folded strips of dried palm leaves and wove them through the sticks she had made into a four-foot wall. She did look like she knew what she was doing.
“How many people can you get into one of these little houses?” Loren asked.
“This is just a model, silly,” Sessi said. “If I were in my country, all of my family would help build the house and it would be ten times this big.”...
“They don’t have to pay rent, right?” I asked.
“If you live on somebody else’s lands, then you have to pay rent,” Sessi said.
“If I was in your little country, I would probably be a king or something,” Loren said. “At least the mayor.”
Sessi, on her knees, turned her head sideways and looked up at Loren. “Tarzan told you that?”
“He didn’t have to,” Loren said. “I just know it.”
“I’m thinking of going to Africa when I get old enough,” I said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“To show I can do it,” Sessi said. “This is the way my ancestors in Kenya built their houses.”
Loren and I watched as Sessi folded strips of dried palm leaves and wove them through the sticks she had made into a four-foot wall. She did look like she knew what she was doing.
“How many people can you get into one of these little houses?” Loren asked.
“This is just a model, silly,” Sessi said. “If I were in my country, all of my family would help build the house and it would be ten times this big.”...
“They don’t have to pay rent, right?” I asked.
“If you live on somebody else’s lands, then you have to pay rent,” Sessi said.
“If I was in your little country, I would probably be a king or something,” Loren said. “At least the mayor.”
Sessi, on her knees, turned her head sideways and looked up at Loren. “Tarzan told you that?”
“He didn’t have to,” Loren said. “I just know it.”
“I’m thinking of going to Africa when I get old enough,” I said.
What to read after The Dream Bearer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Dean Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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