The Fall of Candy Corn
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Everyone was staring and talking about her. She looked around suspiciously, but Tamara didn’t seem to have hung any fresh banners.
She joined up with Tamara in homeroom where everyone continued to stare and whisper. “Do I have something on my face, or what?” Candace asked Tamara.
“I don’t know what’s going on,” her best friend said, sounding just as puzzled as Candace. “But five people stopped me between my locker and here this morning to ask if my friend Candace worked at The Zone.”
“What is th...is, delayed reaction? You hung that banner a couple of weeks ago.”
“I know, it’s kinda creepy. Either some people are just really slow, or something else is going on that we don’t know about.”
Candace was personally hoping people were slow. The other thought made her nervous.
Finally, a girl leaned forward and asked, “Candace, you worked at The Zone over the summer, right?”
“Yeah.”
A dozen people started murmuring at that.
“What was your job?”
“I was a cotton candy vendor,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone was staring and talking about her. She looked around suspiciously, but Tamara didn’t seem to have hung any fresh banners.
She joined up with Tamara in homeroom where everyone continued to stare and whisper. “Do I have something on my face, or what?” Candace asked Tamara.
“I don’t know what’s going on,” her best friend said, sounding just as puzzled as Candace. “But five people stopped me between my locker and here this morning to ask if my friend Candace worked at The Zone.”
“What is th...is, delayed reaction? You hung that banner a couple of weeks ago.”
“I know, it’s kinda creepy. Either some people are just really slow, or something else is going on that we don’t know about.”
Candace was personally hoping people were slow. The other thought made her nervous.
Finally, a girl leaned forward and asked, “Candace, you worked at The Zone over the summer, right?”
“Yeah.”
A dozen people started murmuring at that.
“What was your job?”
“I was a cotton candy vendor,”
What to read after The Fall of Candy Corn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viguie, Debbie to read onlineMoreLess
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