The Flinkwater Factor
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From his name you might expect Mycroft Duchakis to be a half-British-half-Greek aristocrat. Myke wasn’t like that at all. He claimed his biological parents were from Egypt. Physically he had the look of a North African desert prince raised on French fries and Iowa sweet corn. In other words, he was as round as his adoptive mother.
Redge and I found Myke in his bedroom—aka the menagerie—feeding cheese curls to a three-legged squirrel. It was a peaceful scene—a boy and his squirrel—until the s...quirrel got an eyeful of Redge, and Redge spotted the squirrel. Naturally, the squirrel being a squirrel, and Redge being a dog, things got very exciting.
Again, not part of my plan.
Redge let out a soul-shattering bellow, sending the squirrel rocketing toward the ceiling. I had not known that squirrels could cling to ceilings, but apparently they can, even three-legged ones. Myke also attempted to levitate himself, but he was not so successful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From his name you might expect Mycroft Duchakis to be a half-British-half-Greek aristocrat. Myke wasn’t like that at all. He claimed his biological parents were from Egypt. Physically he had the look of a North African desert prince raised on French fries and Iowa sweet corn. In other words, he was as round as his adoptive mother.
Redge and I found Myke in his bedroom—aka the menagerie—feeding cheese curls to a three-legged squirrel. It was a peaceful scene—a boy and his squirrel—until the s...quirrel got an eyeful of Redge, and Redge spotted the squirrel. Naturally, the squirrel being a squirrel, and Redge being a dog, things got very exciting.
Again, not part of my plan.
Redge let out a soul-shattering bellow, sending the squirrel rocketing toward the ceiling. I had not known that squirrels could cling to ceilings, but apparently they can, even three-legged ones. Myke also attempted to levitate himself, but he was not so successful.
What to read after The Flinkwater Factor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pete Hautman to read onlineMoreLess
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