The Ghost of Oak
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Jasmine was Katie Smith's best friend in all of White Elementary School. Katie was ten, and in the fourth grade.
Most kids thought she was a sissy, due to her ongoing fears of things that most ten-year-olds had long since got over. Any little noise or shadow was enough for her imagination to go wild, and she'd start freaking out. Once, when she was five, she got so scared of a mall Santa Claus, that she started to cry and ran back to her mother immediately.
Despite this, her fr...iend "Jazz" as she preferred to be called, always sided with her when someone made fun of her, and the bullies always obeyed Jazz as if they were in a trance, since she did come across kind of scary and tough, even though she had a gentle heart and made a great best friend.
"Hey, Jazz, what's up, girl," Replied Katie.
Jasmine laughed. "You sound so old when you talk like that, Katie. Like a teenager. I hope you're not turning into a popular girl! Are you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jasmine was Katie Smith's best friend in all of White Elementary School. Katie was ten, and in the fourth grade.
Most kids thought she was a sissy, due to her ongoing fears of things that most ten-year-olds had long since got over. Any little noise or shadow was enough for her imagination to go wild, and she'd start freaking out. Once, when she was five, she got so scared of a mall Santa Claus, that she started to cry and ran back to her mother immediately.
Despite this, her fr...iend "Jazz" as she preferred to be called, always sided with her when someone made fun of her, and the bullies always obeyed Jazz as if they were in a trance, since she did come across kind of scary and tough, even though she had a gentle heart and made a great best friend.
"Hey, Jazz, what's up, girl," Replied Katie.
Jasmine laughed. "You sound so old when you talk like that, Katie. Like a teenager. I hope you're not turning into a popular girl! Are you?
What to read after The Ghost of Oak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fallon Sousa to read onlineMoreLess
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