The Truth of Me
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Ellie jumps and twirls on the way up.
“She likes camping,” I say.
“So do I,” says Maddy.
“So do I,” I say.
It is late afternoon, and the light is flat, coming through the trees.
“What are we eating for dinner?” I ask.
“Hamburgers,” says Maddy. “I put in an ice pack. And buns and pickles and chips and sliced tomatoes and some of my baked beans with molasses. There are cookies. And corn bread,” she adds quickly.
“What?” I ask.
“Corn bread,” says Maddy.
“For breakfast?” I ask.
“Maybe,” says Maddy.
...Our tent is there in the clearing.
I unzip the flap and make sure the lantern is inside with our sleeping bags.
“Maybe we’ll see shooting stars tonight,” says Maddy. “I think we should sleep outside.”
“You mean here? Under the sky?”
“You’ll like it. It’s the only way to see shooting stars. I’ll start the fire. I want it to burn down so we have some nice coals for cooking.”
Maddy starts a small fire and takes out the black frying pan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ellie jumps and twirls on the way up.
“She likes camping,” I say.
“So do I,” says Maddy.
“So do I,” I say.
It is late afternoon, and the light is flat, coming through the trees.
“What are we eating for dinner?” I ask.
“Hamburgers,” says Maddy. “I put in an ice pack. And buns and pickles and chips and sliced tomatoes and some of my baked beans with molasses. There are cookies. And corn bread,” she adds quickly.
“What?” I ask.
“Corn bread,” says Maddy.
“For breakfast?” I ask.
“Maybe,” says Maddy.
...Our tent is there in the clearing.
I unzip the flap and make sure the lantern is inside with our sleeping bags.
“Maybe we’ll see shooting stars tonight,” says Maddy. “I think we should sleep outside.”
“You mean here? Under the sky?”
“You’ll like it. It’s the only way to see shooting stars. I’ll start the fire. I want it to burn down so we have some nice coals for cooking.”
Maddy starts a small fire and takes out the black frying pan.
What to read after The Truth of Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Maclachlan to read onlineMoreLess
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