The Tent
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IT WASN'T—quite—a disaster.
Castle was a small town that could be described mostly by the words flat and hot. They drove through miles of feedlots full of cattle to get there—the stink of manure so thick Steven had trouble breathing—and when they came to Castle they had almost driven through it before they realized it was the town.
"I don't know," his father said. "There aren't many people here." Perfect, Steven thought. "They live around the town—on ranches and things. It will do fine." On the ...west side of town there was a small park with an open area next to it, and they pulled the old truck in and unloaded the tent.
It weighed close to two hundred pounds and Steven doubted that they would be able to get it raised and set—and was looking forward to failing and returning home—but two men in cowboy hats showed up.
"What are you doing?" One of them, sipping a Dr Pepper, scratched and spit. "A flea market?" Steven's father turned from wrestling the tent out of the back of the truck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT WASN'T—quite—a disaster.
Castle was a small town that could be described mostly by the words flat and hot. They drove through miles of feedlots full of cattle to get there—the stink of manure so thick Steven had trouble breathing—and when they came to Castle they had almost driven through it before they realized it was the town.
"I don't know," his father said. "There aren't many people here." Perfect, Steven thought. "They live around the town—on ranches and things. It will do fine." On the ...west side of town there was a small park with an open area next to it, and they pulled the old truck in and unloaded the tent.
It weighed close to two hundred pounds and Steven doubted that they would be able to get it raised and set—and was looking forward to failing and returning home—but two men in cowboy hats showed up.
"What are you doing?" One of them, sipping a Dr Pepper, scratched and spit. "A flea market?" Steven's father turned from wrestling the tent out of the back of the truck.
What to read after The Tent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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