The Reckoning (2005)
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Emmett put her away from him in a flash, leaving her to wish the boy a good-morning all alone. The ten-year-old was on his way to school, and he’d stopped to say goodbye. He’d been doing that lately, and today he wanted her to sign a permission slip.
“Permission for what?” she said, frowning down at the half sheet of paper.
“We’re going to a bookstore at the mall to hear an author talk,” Ricky said. “It’s probably going to be dumb, but if I don’t get the slip signed, I’ll have to sit in a third-...grade class and do multiplication tables again.”
“What’s three times five?”
“Fifteen.”
“Seven times eight?”
Ricky rolled his eyes. “Fifty-six.”
She had only one more question to ask. “Nine times three.”
“Twenty-seven.” He sent her a quasi-exasperated look. “Satisfied?”
“Yep. The bookstore it is, then.”
He hung around a few more minutes after she’d penned her name on the Parent or Guardian line. She offered him a piece of toast, but instead he exchanged the apple in his brown bag lunch for one of the bananas ripening on the counter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emmett put her away from him in a flash, leaving her to wish the boy a good-morning all alone. The ten-year-old was on his way to school, and he’d stopped to say goodbye. He’d been doing that lately, and today he wanted her to sign a permission slip.
“Permission for what?” she said, frowning down at the half sheet of paper.
“We’re going to a bookstore at the mall to hear an author talk,” Ricky said. “It’s probably going to be dumb, but if I don’t get the slip signed, I’ll have to sit in a third-...grade class and do multiplication tables again.”
“What’s three times five?”
“Fifteen.”
“Seven times eight?”
Ricky rolled his eyes. “Fifty-six.”
She had only one more question to ask. “Nine times three.”
“Twenty-seven.” He sent her a quasi-exasperated look. “Satisfied?”
“Yep. The bookstore it is, then.”
He hung around a few more minutes after she’d penned her name on the Parent or Guardian line. She offered him a piece of toast, but instead he exchanged the apple in his brown bag lunch for one of the bananas ripening on the counter.
What to read after The Reckoning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christie Ridgway to read onlineMoreLess
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