'tis the Season (2000)
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Maybe it was that the lack of noise upstairs had seemed unnatural. Maybe it was that when he’d stood at the foot of the stairs, he’d felt a chilly draft blowing down from Billy’s room. Maybe it was that Gracie’s door had been standing wide-open. When he’d tucked her in fifteen minutes ago, he’d left her door open just a crack, the way she liked it.“Hey, Evan, are you in?” Murphy called to him from the kitchen.“Not this hand,” Evan shouted over his shoulder, already halfway up the stairs. He barg...ed into Billy’s room and saw the window up, the screen unhooked from its frame. Leaning out, he saw no sign of Billy.He abandoned Billy’s room for Gracie’s. Her blanket was rumpled, her night-light on, her favorite stuffed animal—Pokey the elephant—propped on her pillow. She was gone.Exerting superhuman self-control, he refrained from screaming, cursing or punching a hole through the wall. Inhaling and exhaling in an even tempo—this took some effort—he left Gracie’s room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe it was that the lack of noise upstairs had seemed unnatural. Maybe it was that when he’d stood at the foot of the stairs, he’d felt a chilly draft blowing down from Billy’s room. Maybe it was that Gracie’s door had been standing wide-open. When he’d tucked her in fifteen minutes ago, he’d left her door open just a crack, the way she liked it.“Hey, Evan, are you in?” Murphy called to him from the kitchen.“Not this hand,” Evan shouted over his shoulder, already halfway up the stairs. He barg...ed into Billy’s room and saw the window up, the screen unhooked from its frame. Leaning out, he saw no sign of Billy.He abandoned Billy’s room for Gracie’s. Her blanket was rumpled, her night-light on, her favorite stuffed animal—Pokey the elephant—propped on her pillow. She was gone.Exerting superhuman self-control, he refrained from screaming, cursing or punching a hole through the wall. Inhaling and exhaling in an even tempo—this took some effort—he left Gracie’s room.
What to read after 'tis the Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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