Skinned
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I told Auden as we walked to class. The hallway was mostly empty, but not empty enough.
“What?”
“The way they all stare at me.”
“No one’s—”
“Spare me,” I said.
“Okay. They’re staring. But at least they notice you,” he said. “Would you rather be invisible?”
I didn’t want to tell him that he wasn’t invisible, that all those people he hated were perfectly aware of his existence. They just chose to ignore it. “Let’s blow this off,” I suggested.
Auden looked doubtful. “And go where?”
“Who cares? Anyw...here but here.”
“We only have a couple more hours to get through…”
Since when did a couple hours of hell qualify as only? “Whatever. You stay. I’m going.” I turned on my heel and headed quickly down the hall, but not so quickly that he couldn’t catch up, which he did after a couple steps. He always did.
“You win,” he said. “Where to?”
“Out.” I pushed through the door at the end of the hall, wishing I could smell the March air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told Auden as we walked to class. The hallway was mostly empty, but not empty enough.
“What?”
“The way they all stare at me.”
“No one’s—”
“Spare me,” I said.
“Okay. They’re staring. But at least they notice you,” he said. “Would you rather be invisible?”
I didn’t want to tell him that he wasn’t invisible, that all those people he hated were perfectly aware of his existence. They just chose to ignore it. “Let’s blow this off,” I suggested.
Auden looked doubtful. “And go where?”
“Who cares? Anyw...here but here.”
“We only have a couple more hours to get through…”
Since when did a couple hours of hell qualify as only? “Whatever. You stay. I’m going.” I turned on my heel and headed quickly down the hall, but not so quickly that he couldn’t catch up, which he did after a couple steps. He always did.
“You win,” he said. “Where to?”
“Out.” I pushed through the door at the end of the hall, wishing I could smell the March air.
What to read after Skinned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Wasserman to read onlineMoreLess
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