The Pinballs
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There was something upsetting about seeing only one twin, because the Benson twins had never been separated before in their lives. Other twins, Thomas J knew, went to different schools and wore different clothes, married different men and moved to different towns. But not the Bensons. They had stayed together and looked alike all their lives. They had never even worn different dresses. People took their picture in town sometimes.
As they drove to the hospital, Mr. Mason said, “I know this is har...d for you, Thomas J. I remember my first funeral.”
Thomas J looked up at him.
“It was an old man who worked for my father—Mr. Joe, they called him—and Mr. Joe was laid out in his house.”
“I don’t know what ‘laid out’ is.”
“Well, it just means he was in his coffin there in his house.”
“Oh.”
“And I remember my daddy picked me up so I could see Mr. Joe in the coffin, and my knee must have hit the coffin and jarred it, and Mr. Joe’s mouth came open. I never will forget that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was something upsetting about seeing only one twin, because the Benson twins had never been separated before in their lives. Other twins, Thomas J knew, went to different schools and wore different clothes, married different men and moved to different towns. But not the Bensons. They had stayed together and looked alike all their lives. They had never even worn different dresses. People took their picture in town sometimes.
As they drove to the hospital, Mr. Mason said, “I know this is har...d for you, Thomas J. I remember my first funeral.”
Thomas J looked up at him.
“It was an old man who worked for my father—Mr. Joe, they called him—and Mr. Joe was laid out in his house.”
“I don’t know what ‘laid out’ is.”
“Well, it just means he was in his coffin there in his house.”
“Oh.”
“And I remember my daddy picked me up so I could see Mr. Joe in the coffin, and my knee must have hit the coffin and jarred it, and Mr. Joe’s mouth came open. I never will forget that.
What to read after The Pinballs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsy Byars to read onlineMoreLess
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