Tunes for Bears to Dance to (2009)
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A tall stool had been placed beside the old man and he motioned for Henry to sit down, nodding and smiling, evidently pleased that Henry had returned. Henry again was in awe of the villge and the carved figures, so lifelike that he expected them to suddenly walk and talk.
George Graham came and knelt beside them and the old man spoke to the giant in that odd Yiddish language.
The giant listened intently, then said to Henry, “He wants to know if you would like to learn wood carving.”
Henry had al...ways been without talent. He was not good at sports like Eddie. He had taken piano lessons for three months from Sister Angela at St. Jude’s and failed miserably. In school his worst subject was art. He saw visions in his mind of what he wanted to draw but could not transfer those visions, or even a hint of them, to paper.
“I don’t think I’d be very good at it,” he said.
“Try it,” George Graham urged.
Mr. Levine held up a small knife and handed it to him. Henry took it, holding it gingerly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A tall stool had been placed beside the old man and he motioned for Henry to sit down, nodding and smiling, evidently pleased that Henry had returned. Henry again was in awe of the villge and the carved figures, so lifelike that he expected them to suddenly walk and talk.
George Graham came and knelt beside them and the old man spoke to the giant in that odd Yiddish language.
The giant listened intently, then said to Henry, “He wants to know if you would like to learn wood carving.”
Henry had al...ways been without talent. He was not good at sports like Eddie. He had taken piano lessons for three months from Sister Angela at St. Jude’s and failed miserably. In school his worst subject was art. He saw visions in his mind of what he wanted to draw but could not transfer those visions, or even a hint of them, to paper.
“I don’t think I’d be very good at it,” he said.
“Try it,” George Graham urged.
Mr. Levine held up a small knife and handed it to him. Henry took it, holding it gingerly.
What to read after Tunes for Bears to Dance to?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Cormier to read onlineMoreLess
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