A Magic Crystal?
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4 The Wish Marvin swallowed a spoonful of ice cream. The sundae was delicious. It might have been the best ice cream sundae he’d ever had in his whole life. It had burnt pecans and caramel sauce.
The crystal lay on the table between him and Casey.
Maybe there was something to this wish stuff after all, Marvin thought. So far, every wish had come true.
“Now what should we wish for?” he asked Casey. “How about a million dollars?”
Casey thought it over. “I’m not sure about that,” she said.
“You’re ...right,” said Marvin. “Two million dollars.”
“Ummm … that’s kind of selfish, don’t you think?” asked Casey.
Marvin felt hurt. He didn’t think of himself as selfish. Besides, weren’t wishes supposed to be selfish? Anyway, he didn’t really believe it would come true.
Maybe that was the real reason Casey didn’t want to wish for two million dollars, he thought. Maybe she only wanted to wish for things that had a chance of coming true. That way, she could still pretend to believe in the magic crystal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 The Wish Marvin swallowed a spoonful of ice cream. The sundae was delicious. It might have been the best ice cream sundae he’d ever had in his whole life. It had burnt pecans and caramel sauce.
The crystal lay on the table between him and Casey.
Maybe there was something to this wish stuff after all, Marvin thought. So far, every wish had come true.
“Now what should we wish for?” he asked Casey. “How about a million dollars?”
Casey thought it over. “I’m not sure about that,” she said.
“You’re ...right,” said Marvin. “Two million dollars.”
“Ummm … that’s kind of selfish, don’t you think?” asked Casey.
Marvin felt hurt. He didn’t think of himself as selfish. Besides, weren’t wishes supposed to be selfish? Anyway, he didn’t really believe it would come true.
Maybe that was the real reason Casey didn’t want to wish for two million dollars, he thought. Maybe she only wanted to wish for things that had a chance of coming true. That way, she could still pretend to believe in the magic crystal.
What to read after A Magic Crystal??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Sachar to read onlineMoreLess
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