Auggie & Me
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By about ten-thirty, I was getting desperate about the math test tomorrow. I had texted Jake, who’s in my math class, and messaged a few other kids on Facebook. When my phone buzzed, I assumed it was one of these kids, but it wasn’t. It was Auggie.
Hey, Chris. Just heard about your mom being in hospital. Sorry, hope she’s ok.
I couldn’t believe he was texting me, just when I’d been thinking about him. Kind of psychic.
Hey, Aug, I texted back. Thx. She’s ok. She broke her femur. She has this huge... cast.
He texted me a sad-face emoticon.
I texted: My dad had to carry her up the stairs! They kept bumping into the wall.
Ha ha. He texted me a laughing-face icon.
I texted: I was going to call u today. To tell u sorry about Daisy. :((((( Oh yeah. Thx. He texted a string of crying-face emoticons.
Hey, remember the Galactic Adventures of Darth Daisy? I texted.
This was a comic strip we used to draw together about two astronauts named Gleebo and Tom who lived on Pluto and had a dog named Darth Daisy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By about ten-thirty, I was getting desperate about the math test tomorrow. I had texted Jake, who’s in my math class, and messaged a few other kids on Facebook. When my phone buzzed, I assumed it was one of these kids, but it wasn’t. It was Auggie.
Hey, Chris. Just heard about your mom being in hospital. Sorry, hope she’s ok.
I couldn’t believe he was texting me, just when I’d been thinking about him. Kind of psychic.
Hey, Aug, I texted back. Thx. She’s ok. She broke her femur. She has this huge... cast.
He texted me a sad-face emoticon.
I texted: My dad had to carry her up the stairs! They kept bumping into the wall.
Ha ha. He texted me a laughing-face icon.
I texted: I was going to call u today. To tell u sorry about Daisy. :((((( Oh yeah. Thx. He texted a string of crying-face emoticons.
Hey, remember the Galactic Adventures of Darth Daisy? I texted.
This was a comic strip we used to draw together about two astronauts named Gleebo and Tom who lived on Pluto and had a dog named Darth Daisy.
What to read after Auggie & Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R.J Palacio to read onlineMoreLess
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