Notes From a Spinning Planet—ireland
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I wait a few minutes and consider calling their rooms, but I would hate to wake them if they’re sleeping in, so I decide to venture out by myself. As I go out the door, I can hardly believe there’d been such a wild storm in Malin last night. The air is perfectly still now, and the sky is a brilliant blue. The sun, barely up, feels warm on my head, and the day promises to be beautiful. I look up and down the street, trying to decide which way to go. Finally I notice there seems to be more traffic... heading south, so that’s the way I go too.
There is something so cool about being on your own in a totally new place. Seriously, it makes me feel very grown-up and sophisticated. Okay, I’d never admit this to anyone, because it sounds pretty juvenile and brings to mind the whole “fresh off the farm thing,” but this independence does make me feel older. It’s like I’m out and about, walking down a street on the other side of the planet, and I can pretty much take care of myself. Or so I’d like to think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wait a few minutes and consider calling their rooms, but I would hate to wake them if they’re sleeping in, so I decide to venture out by myself. As I go out the door, I can hardly believe there’d been such a wild storm in Malin last night. The air is perfectly still now, and the sky is a brilliant blue. The sun, barely up, feels warm on my head, and the day promises to be beautiful. I look up and down the street, trying to decide which way to go. Finally I notice there seems to be more traffic... heading south, so that’s the way I go too.
There is something so cool about being on your own in a totally new place. Seriously, it makes me feel very grown-up and sophisticated. Okay, I’d never admit this to anyone, because it sounds pretty juvenile and brings to mind the whole “fresh off the farm thing,” but this independence does make me feel older. It’s like I’m out and about, walking down a street on the other side of the planet, and I can pretty much take care of myself. Or so I’d like to think.
What to read after Notes From a Spinning Planet—ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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