Though Not Dead
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“You could stay the night again,” Van said. “You know Annie won’t mind.” A slight, slender girl with glossy brown hair, creamy skin, and wide-set brown eyes, she stood next to him just outside the main door of the school, her face upturned to catch the first flakes on her cheeks.
Who could not have kissed her in that moment? So he did, to a chorus of jeers and cheers from everyone in seventh through twelfth grades erupting out of the doors behind them. He raised his head and grinned down at her.... “I know she wouldn’t, but Kate will be back from Ahtna by now. I want to make sure she’s okay. But I’ll give you a ride home.” The privacy of the cab of his pickup, even for a brief time, was an alluring prospect.
They started to walk toward it. “Is she pretty shook up over Old Sam?” “I think so.” A gust of wind enveloped them in a swirl of snow. “He’s about the last Park rat of his generation, if you don’t count the aunties, and they were pretty close.” “How were they related, exactly?” “I think he was her great-uncle, or maybe her great-great-uncle.” Van worked this out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You could stay the night again,” Van said. “You know Annie won’t mind.” A slight, slender girl with glossy brown hair, creamy skin, and wide-set brown eyes, she stood next to him just outside the main door of the school, her face upturned to catch the first flakes on her cheeks.
Who could not have kissed her in that moment? So he did, to a chorus of jeers and cheers from everyone in seventh through twelfth grades erupting out of the doors behind them. He raised his head and grinned down at her.... “I know she wouldn’t, but Kate will be back from Ahtna by now. I want to make sure she’s okay. But I’ll give you a ride home.” The privacy of the cab of his pickup, even for a brief time, was an alluring prospect.
They started to walk toward it. “Is she pretty shook up over Old Sam?” “I think so.” A gust of wind enveloped them in a swirl of snow. “He’s about the last Park rat of his generation, if you don’t count the aunties, and they were pretty close.” “How were they related, exactly?” “I think he was her great-uncle, or maybe her great-great-uncle.” Van worked this out.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Stabenow to read onlineMoreLess
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