The Pirate Queen (2010)
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MAYA ANGELOU, Wouldn’t Take Nothing for My Journey Now Tobias was giddy all afternoon waiting for his mother to show up. His father was semiretired in Wilmington, working in computer software, and had gone home, leaving Jamie and Tobias to stay at their beachside cottage. Eddie was relieved as he subsisted lonely and without cousins until Friday.
Jamie sat beside Saphora out on the lower deck. The radio was blaring since the boys had turned it up loud. Saphora was about to turn it off when Jamie... told her, “Wait. That’s my favorite song.”
Saphora turned it down but not off. “I know this song.”
“Joni Mitchell. She was amazing,” said Jamie.
Saphora was trying to recall another of that singer’s songs when Sherry came out and announced, “We have Bass à la Tobias and Trout Saphora. Plus a lasagna if you don’t like fish.”
“I still can’t believe Toby caught a fish,” said Jamie.
“He reeled him in with hardly any help,” said Saphora.
Eddie was melancholy about Tobias’s conquest since he still had never brought in a fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MAYA ANGELOU, Wouldn’t Take Nothing for My Journey Now Tobias was giddy all afternoon waiting for his mother to show up. His father was semiretired in Wilmington, working in computer software, and had gone home, leaving Jamie and Tobias to stay at their beachside cottage. Eddie was relieved as he subsisted lonely and without cousins until Friday.
Jamie sat beside Saphora out on the lower deck. The radio was blaring since the boys had turned it up loud. Saphora was about to turn it off when Jamie... told her, “Wait. That’s my favorite song.”
Saphora turned it down but not off. “I know this song.”
“Joni Mitchell. She was amazing,” said Jamie.
Saphora was trying to recall another of that singer’s songs when Sherry came out and announced, “We have Bass à la Tobias and Trout Saphora. Plus a lasagna if you don’t like fish.”
“I still can’t believe Toby caught a fish,” said Jamie.
“He reeled him in with hardly any help,” said Saphora.
Eddie was melancholy about Tobias’s conquest since he still had never brought in a fish.
What to read after The Pirate Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Hickman to read onlineMoreLess
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