The House On the Creek
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Horrified, Abby shoved breakfast dishes into the kitchen sink, and turned to stare at her son. Unrepentant, Chris glared into the backpack he’d dropped on the counter. “I forgot to make lunch last night. Now it’s too late and I’ll have to go without.” “That’s no excuse for a filthy mouth.” Abby dried soapy hands on the front of a dish rag, and tried her very best to look stern. ‘Stern’ was something she’d only had to learn in the last few weeks, as Chris’s tantrums grew more frequent, and she... hadn’t quite got the hang of it. ‘Stern’ made her feel like she was sucking on a lemon. “Grandma Juliet used to say you had the filthiest mouth of them all, when you were a kid.” “Grandma Juliet was right. I did have a dirty mouth. Until she got tired of my sassing and rinsed my tongue with detergent. You know better. Elven year old boys don’t use cuss words.” “I’m almost twelve,” Chris pointed out. He scraped a thumbnail across the kitchen counter, tracing pits and tracks in the worn tile. “Twelve year old boys shouldn’t cuss, either.” “Roddy Green does.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Horrified, Abby shoved breakfast dishes into the kitchen sink, and turned to stare at her son. Unrepentant, Chris glared into the backpack he’d dropped on the counter. “I forgot to make lunch last night. Now it’s too late and I’ll have to go without.” “That’s no excuse for a filthy mouth.” Abby dried soapy hands on the front of a dish rag, and tried her very best to look stern. ‘Stern’ was something she’d only had to learn in the last few weeks, as Chris’s tantrums grew more frequent, and she... hadn’t quite got the hang of it. ‘Stern’ made her feel like she was sucking on a lemon. “Grandma Juliet used to say you had the filthiest mouth of them all, when you were a kid.” “Grandma Juliet was right. I did have a dirty mouth. Until she got tired of my sassing and rinsed my tongue with detergent. You know better. Elven year old boys don’t use cuss words.” “I’m almost twelve,” Chris pointed out. He scraped a thumbnail across the kitchen counter, tracing pits and tracks in the worn tile. “Twelve year old boys shouldn’t cuss, either.” “Roddy Green does.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Remy to read onlineMoreLess
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