The Painted Horse (2013)
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She hadn’t given up on being good. She was just … taking a break.
Finding the carousel was not as easy as she’d thought. First she wound up at an ice-skating rink, and then at something called the Dairy. Finally she heard the lovely, tinny music of the carousel.
She came around the corner and saw that there was no line at all. That was great. She’d buy a ticket, hop on, hop off, and be back at the historical society before anyone missed her.
“One ticket,” she said to the fuzzy-haired man.
“Just ...one?” he said with a smile.
Stevie realized that his business must not be too good at the moment. She owed it to him to buy more than one ticket. “I’ll have two,” she said. “Well, actually, three.”
He counted out the tickets and said, “Enjoy.”
“I believe I will,” Stevie said with a grin.
When the carousel music had stopped playing and the gate was opened, Stevie went in. To her delight, she saw that there was no one on Ralph. She climbed on and leaned toward his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hadn’t given up on being good. She was just … taking a break.
Finding the carousel was not as easy as she’d thought. First she wound up at an ice-skating rink, and then at something called the Dairy. Finally she heard the lovely, tinny music of the carousel.
She came around the corner and saw that there was no line at all. That was great. She’d buy a ticket, hop on, hop off, and be back at the historical society before anyone missed her.
“One ticket,” she said to the fuzzy-haired man.
“Just ...one?” he said with a smile.
Stevie realized that his business must not be too good at the moment. She owed it to him to buy more than one ticket. “I’ll have two,” she said. “Well, actually, three.”
He counted out the tickets and said, “Enjoy.”
“I believe I will,” Stevie said with a grin.
When the carousel music had stopped playing and the gate was opened, Stevie went in. To her delight, she saw that there was no one on Ralph. She climbed on and leaned toward his head.
What to read after The Painted Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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