The Full Cleveland (2008)
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This wasn’t how we anchored with my father in a sailboat. Dad found a smooth cove or a harbor, and then he would drop anchor over the bow, slowly back up to secure it, and then we would just rock a little bit, which you didn’t even notice after a while. But then I remembered: we were here to kill fish.“He’s making us bait our own hooks,” Mickey said, basking in her deck chair in her black bathing suit. She got up and went over and stared into the bucket of squirming, pumping, muscling live bait.... “Unbelievable.”I’d already done that, stared in the bait bucket. Now I was staring at The General. You couldn’t see his eyes behind his Ray·Bans, but you could see his jaw was set all solid and his mouth all clamped down. He made a motion to get up from our chairs. There was clearly going to be a fish lesson now.“Okay, girls. Line up and I’ll show you how it’s done.”Nobody did it. Line up, that is. I stood up, though. I mean I had to, he wasn’t my father.“Come on over here, Boy.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This wasn’t how we anchored with my father in a sailboat. Dad found a smooth cove or a harbor, and then he would drop anchor over the bow, slowly back up to secure it, and then we would just rock a little bit, which you didn’t even notice after a while. But then I remembered: we were here to kill fish.“He’s making us bait our own hooks,” Mickey said, basking in her deck chair in her black bathing suit. She got up and went over and stared into the bucket of squirming, pumping, muscling live bait.... “Unbelievable.”I’d already done that, stared in the bait bucket. Now I was staring at The General. You couldn’t see his eyes behind his Ray·Bans, but you could see his jaw was set all solid and his mouth all clamped down. He made a motion to get up from our chairs. There was clearly going to be a fish lesson now.“Okay, girls. Line up and I’ll show you how it’s done.”Nobody did it. Line up, that is. I stood up, though. I mean I had to, he wasn’t my father.“Come on over here, Boy.”
What to read after The Full Cleveland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terri Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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