For Darkness Shows the Stars
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Like always, I’m going to save you some of my cake. What are you doing this afternoon? My parents are throwing a party, as usual, but there is some time after lunch and before the party. I thought we could take the cake and go get Ro and have a picnic down near the creek. Did you finish Ro’s present? I know she’s going to like it.
Your friend, Elliot Dear Elliot, Happy birthday to you too! I like cake and picnics. I’m supposed to help my da this afternoon, though, so take Ro down to the cr...eek and I’ll meet you there.
Your friend, Kai Dear Kai, I know this isn’t one of our usual gliders, but father bought me this stationery specially for all my thank-you cards. Most people bought me dresses. My mother laughed, knowing how rarely I wear them. My father did not find it so funny.
Onto the thank-you card business. Thank you so much for thinking of me on my birthday. Your thoughtfulness is much appreciated. I love the wind-up kitty. I had no idea you were making me a toy also!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like always, I’m going to save you some of my cake. What are you doing this afternoon? My parents are throwing a party, as usual, but there is some time after lunch and before the party. I thought we could take the cake and go get Ro and have a picnic down near the creek. Did you finish Ro’s present? I know she’s going to like it.
Your friend, Elliot Dear Elliot, Happy birthday to you too! I like cake and picnics. I’m supposed to help my da this afternoon, though, so take Ro down to the cr...eek and I’ll meet you there.
Your friend, Kai Dear Kai, I know this isn’t one of our usual gliders, but father bought me this stationery specially for all my thank-you cards. Most people bought me dresses. My mother laughed, knowing how rarely I wear them. My father did not find it so funny.
Onto the thank-you card business. Thank you so much for thinking of me on my birthday. Your thoughtfulness is much appreciated. I love the wind-up kitty. I had no idea you were making me a toy also!
What to read after For Darkness Shows the Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Peterfreund to read onlineMoreLess
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