Wart (2009)
Wart
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He and Ham stared at her as she talked. Then Ham wrote a note. "Why?" He scribbled in the margin of the paper where he had started to take notes about perspective. Stewart shrugged his shoulders. "She's not near as pretty as Martha," Ham added. Stewart shrugged his shoulders again.
Then Stewart quit even pretending to pay attention and started to think about Martha. He sure hoped she didn't call while his dad and Ms. Gibbs were gone. He didn't want to be the one to tell her about the date, a...nd Martha might ask where his father was.
He sighed. Sure he had told his dad right out that he didn't like the idea of his getting married again. Still, he had always liked Martha. He didn't want a stepmother. That was all, and his dad didn't seem to be in any hurry to remarry either. Dad was like that, taking things very slowly. Martha was nice and patient, never pushing his father beyond an occasional dinner and a play. Stewart couldn't even remember how many years they had been sort of dating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He and Ham stared at her as she talked. Then Ham wrote a note. "Why?" He scribbled in the margin of the paper where he had started to take notes about perspective. Stewart shrugged his shoulders. "She's not near as pretty as Martha," Ham added. Stewart shrugged his shoulders again.
Then Stewart quit even pretending to pay attention and started to think about Martha. He sure hoped she didn't call while his dad and Ms. Gibbs were gone. He didn't want to be the one to tell her about the date, a...nd Martha might ask where his father was.
He sighed. Sure he had told his dad right out that he didn't like the idea of his getting married again. Still, he had always liked Martha. He didn't want a stepmother. That was all, and his dad didn't seem to be in any hurry to remarry either. Dad was like that, taking things very slowly. Martha was nice and patient, never pushing his father beyond an occasional dinner and a play. Stewart couldn't even remember how many years they had been sort of dating.
What to read after Wart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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