Better Nate Than Ever
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, God, not like that. This isn’t a suicide book. God.
I would cut these jeans off at the knee (after ducking into a private phone booth or an alley; nobody in New York needs to know what kind of underwear I wear). (Hanes Boys, by the way, ’cause whaddo I care if you do.) I’d turn these jeans into shorts and pick up my sprint, en route back to the audition.
I know it doesn’t make sense. I know my mom is going to slay me. That Aunt Heidi is heading south (downtown) to Aw Shucks, feeling good abo...ut herself, that she finally did something resembling conscientious when it came to her nephew or to any child at all.
But there was a mistake made in New York Manhattan City today.
Of course there was a mistake: Garret Charles is practically a million years old and probably misread my number on the audition clipboard, mixing me up with another child! And I’m back in the game. E.T. could be mine. I could be the next Elliott.
The first Elliott.
With apologies to Henry Thomas from the movie, who is likely ninety years old now, I bet you.
What to read after Better Nate Than Ever?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, God, not like that. This isn’t a suicide book. God.
I would cut these jeans off at the knee (after ducking into a private phone booth or an alley; nobody in New York needs to know what kind of underwear I wear). (Hanes Boys, by the way, ’cause whaddo I care if you do.) I’d turn these jeans into shorts and pick up my sprint, en route back to the audition.
I know it doesn’t make sense. I know my mom is going to slay me. That Aunt Heidi is heading south (downtown) to Aw Shucks, feeling good abo...ut herself, that she finally did something resembling conscientious when it came to her nephew or to any child at all.
But there was a mistake made in New York Manhattan City today.
Of course there was a mistake: Garret Charles is practically a million years old and probably misread my number on the audition clipboard, mixing me up with another child! And I’m back in the game. E.T. could be mine. I could be the next Elliott.
The first Elliott.
With apologies to Henry Thomas from the movie, who is likely ninety years old now, I bet you.
What to read after Better Nate Than Ever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Federle to read onlineMoreLess
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