The Snow
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But now the close of school was a physical relief of body and soul. I’m out. It’s over for a while.
“Everybody’s coming over to my house,” said Jonah. “Want to come, Chrissie?”
Benjamin bounded by, headed for his garage job. Suddenly it struck Christina that Benj was still in high school, though he had always planned to quit at sixteen.
How clever the Shevvingtons were. Benjamin and Michael Jaye were the balance. If anybody noticed that right after Anya fell apart, Dolly developed strange fears ...and Christina behaved oddly — why, Mr. Shevvington could point out how successfully he had kept this fine young lobsterman in school.
“Yes, I’m coming,” said Christina.
Across the school yard Dolly flew, her new jeans so long that the rolled cuffs made pale blue saucers around her skinny ankles. “Chrissie?” she called. Her voice was as thin as a snow flurry.
Traitor, thought Christina. Her eyes stung with hot tears that Dolly should have joined up with Gretchen and Vicki and the Shevvingtons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now the close of school was a physical relief of body and soul. I’m out. It’s over for a while.
“Everybody’s coming over to my house,” said Jonah. “Want to come, Chrissie?”
Benjamin bounded by, headed for his garage job. Suddenly it struck Christina that Benj was still in high school, though he had always planned to quit at sixteen.
How clever the Shevvingtons were. Benjamin and Michael Jaye were the balance. If anybody noticed that right after Anya fell apart, Dolly developed strange fears ...and Christina behaved oddly — why, Mr. Shevvington could point out how successfully he had kept this fine young lobsterman in school.
“Yes, I’m coming,” said Christina.
Across the school yard Dolly flew, her new jeans so long that the rolled cuffs made pale blue saucers around her skinny ankles. “Chrissie?” she called. Her voice was as thin as a snow flurry.
Traitor, thought Christina. Her eyes stung with hot tears that Dolly should have joined up with Gretchen and Vicki and the Shevvingtons.
What to read after The Snow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline B. Cooney to read onlineMoreLess
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