The Road to Paris (2008)
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The sink held a mountain of yams. Earletta was chopping celery and onions. David was manning the toaster, putting in one slice of bread after another, then handing the toast to Jordan, who ripped them into smaller, bite-size pieces and piled them in a bowl for stuffing. Mrs. Lincoln sat at the table, snapping string beans, and Mr. Lincoln rubbed spices into the fat turkey.
“Happy Thanksgiving,” Mrs. Lincoln said to Paris as she walked in.
“Can I help?” asked Paris, not really wanting to. This ma...ny people in one space made her feel as if the walls were closing in.
“No. Not this time,” said Mrs. Lincoln. “Why don’t you check on Jet’s food dish and make sure he has some fresh water.”
Paris nodded and grabbed an apple from the fruit bowl on her way out.
The challenge for the day was not to get in anybody’s way. Paris managed it by playing with and feeding Jet, taking care of David’s pet rabbit, and reading a chapter book. She even raked up leaves in the yard without being asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sink held a mountain of yams. Earletta was chopping celery and onions. David was manning the toaster, putting in one slice of bread after another, then handing the toast to Jordan, who ripped them into smaller, bite-size pieces and piled them in a bowl for stuffing. Mrs. Lincoln sat at the table, snapping string beans, and Mr. Lincoln rubbed spices into the fat turkey.
“Happy Thanksgiving,” Mrs. Lincoln said to Paris as she walked in.
“Can I help?” asked Paris, not really wanting to. This ma...ny people in one space made her feel as if the walls were closing in.
“No. Not this time,” said Mrs. Lincoln. “Why don’t you check on Jet’s food dish and make sure he has some fresh water.”
Paris nodded and grabbed an apple from the fruit bowl on her way out.
The challenge for the day was not to get in anybody’s way. Paris managed it by playing with and feeding Jet, taking care of David’s pet rabbit, and reading a chapter book. She even raked up leaves in the yard without being asked.
What to read after The Road to Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nikki Grimes to read onlineMoreLess
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