A Home At the End of the World
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I had heard the rumors: four hours of homework a night, certain classes held entirely in French, razor fights in the bathrooms. It was childhood’s end. The first day at lunch, a boy with dark hair hanging almost to his shoulders stood behind my friend Adam and me in the cafeteria line. The boy was ragged and wild-looking: an emanation from the dangerous heart of the school itself. “Hey,” he said. I could not be certain whether he was speaking to me, to Adam, or to someone else in the vicinity. H...is eyes, which were pink and watery, appeared to focus on something mildly surprising that hovered near our feet. I nodded. It seemed a decent balance between my fear of looking snobbish and my dread of seeming overeager. I had made certain resolutions regarding a new life. Adam, a businesslike barrel-shaped boy I had known since second grade, dabbed at an invisible spot on his starched plaid shirt. He was the son of a taxidermist, and possessed a precocious mistrust of the unfamiliar. We slowly advanced in the line, holding yellow plastic trays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had heard the rumors: four hours of homework a night, certain classes held entirely in French, razor fights in the bathrooms. It was childhood’s end. The first day at lunch, a boy with dark hair hanging almost to his shoulders stood behind my friend Adam and me in the cafeteria line. The boy was ragged and wild-looking: an emanation from the dangerous heart of the school itself. “Hey,” he said. I could not be certain whether he was speaking to me, to Adam, or to someone else in the vicinity. H...is eyes, which were pink and watery, appeared to focus on something mildly surprising that hovered near our feet. I nodded. It seemed a decent balance between my fear of looking snobbish and my dread of seeming overeager. I had made certain resolutions regarding a new life. Adam, a businesslike barrel-shaped boy I had known since second grade, dabbed at an invisible spot on his starched plaid shirt. He was the son of a taxidermist, and possessed a precocious mistrust of the unfamiliar. We slowly advanced in the line, holding yellow plastic trays.
What to read after A Home At the End of the World?
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