Weedflower
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Moto called out to her. “I have an announcement, Sumiko!” She rushed out—anything was more exciting than lying around the barrack fending off the ultimate boredom. He stood by his plot of land holding a handful of droopy bean cuttings as if he were holding gold. “Shouldn’t those be in water?” she asked.“That’s why I need your help! You know all about farming!”“You want me to help?” Sumiko’s heart actually pounded, kind of like when she had gotten that birthday party invitation.He handed her half... the cuttings. “I’ll tell you what. You plant these, and I’ll plant the rest, and we’ll have a contest to see who can grow the most beans! I’ll do the hardest labor, and you provide the expertise. And you can plant all the flowers you have room for.” A section of dirt just for herself! Mr. Moto’s face lit up as he continued. “A nursery owner from outside camp donated some trees to the camp. I’m going to try to get one of those for our garden.” Mr. Moto had gathered rocks and more hardened wood from the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moto called out to her. “I have an announcement, Sumiko!” She rushed out—anything was more exciting than lying around the barrack fending off the ultimate boredom. He stood by his plot of land holding a handful of droopy bean cuttings as if he were holding gold. “Shouldn’t those be in water?” she asked.“That’s why I need your help! You know all about farming!”“You want me to help?” Sumiko’s heart actually pounded, kind of like when she had gotten that birthday party invitation.He handed her half... the cuttings. “I’ll tell you what. You plant these, and I’ll plant the rest, and we’ll have a contest to see who can grow the most beans! I’ll do the hardest labor, and you provide the expertise. And you can plant all the flowers you have room for.” A section of dirt just for herself! Mr. Moto’s face lit up as he continued. “A nursery owner from outside camp donated some trees to the camp. I’m going to try to get one of those for our garden.” Mr. Moto had gathered rocks and more hardened wood from the mountains.
What to read after Weedflower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Kadohata to read onlineMoreLess
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