The Turtle Boy
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"Then why did you?" "Your mom called my mom and told her you were bored and lonely and—" "I wasn't lonely. I was doing just fine." "Well, your mom thought you weren't and asked if I could come over. I told my mom I didn't want to play with you because you are dirty and smelly." Timmy gaped at her.
"Really?" She shook her head and he had to restrain the sigh that swelled in his throat.
"So I guess we'll have to do something for a while at least," she said. "What do you want to play?" "Not dolls, ...anyway. I hate dolls." He watched a blue jay until it flew behind her. Tracking it any further would have meant looking in her direction and he wasn't yet ready to do that.
"Me too," Kim said, startling him, and he looked at her. Briefly.
"I thought all girls liked dolls." He saw her shrug. "I think they're dumb." "Real dumb." "Yeah." The silence wasn't as dreadful as Timmy had thought it would be. For one, she didn't like dolls and that was a plus. Dolls really were dumb. He hadn't said it just to annoy her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then why did you?" "Your mom called my mom and told her you were bored and lonely and—" "I wasn't lonely. I was doing just fine." "Well, your mom thought you weren't and asked if I could come over. I told my mom I didn't want to play with you because you are dirty and smelly." Timmy gaped at her.
"Really?" She shook her head and he had to restrain the sigh that swelled in his throat.
"So I guess we'll have to do something for a while at least," she said. "What do you want to play?" "Not dolls, ...anyway. I hate dolls." He watched a blue jay until it flew behind her. Tracking it any further would have meant looking in her direction and he wasn't yet ready to do that.
"Me too," Kim said, startling him, and he looked at her. Briefly.
"I thought all girls liked dolls." He saw her shrug. "I think they're dumb." "Real dumb." "Yeah." The silence wasn't as dreadful as Timmy had thought it would be. For one, she didn't like dolls and that was a plus. Dolls really were dumb. He hadn't said it just to annoy her.
What to read after The Turtle Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kealan Patrick Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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