The Categorical Universe of Candice Phee (2013)
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said Douglas Benson from Another Dimension. “My passport home.”
“Wow!” I said and meant it.
It looked like a tree, but apparently it was a passport home. It was a big, spreading passport with a gnarled trunk and loads of branches. Leaves blocked the sky, and there was a bare patch of earth at the base where the grass did not grow.
I stood on that patch and craned my neck. I made small cooing noises and hoped they sounded like appreciation. I had never seen a portal to another dimension before an...d the protocols were beyond me.
“How does it work?” I asked after a suitably awestruck pause.
Douglas looked at me as if I were crazy, which was a little strange since I wasn’t the one claiming that a spreading tree was a gateway to another dimension. But then, I thought, I am crazy—so I suppose he was entitled.
“I climb into its branches and jump,” he said.
“High-tech,” I replied.
We were in his garden. I had come round for our afternoon tea date. Dad dropped me off, and when I’d approached the house I had seen Douglas sitting under his passport, though at that time I’d thought, in my innocence, that it was a tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Douglas Benson from Another Dimension. “My passport home.”
“Wow!” I said and meant it.
It looked like a tree, but apparently it was a passport home. It was a big, spreading passport with a gnarled trunk and loads of branches. Leaves blocked the sky, and there was a bare patch of earth at the base where the grass did not grow.
I stood on that patch and craned my neck. I made small cooing noises and hoped they sounded like appreciation. I had never seen a portal to another dimension before an...d the protocols were beyond me.
“How does it work?” I asked after a suitably awestruck pause.
Douglas looked at me as if I were crazy, which was a little strange since I wasn’t the one claiming that a spreading tree was a gateway to another dimension. But then, I thought, I am crazy—so I suppose he was entitled.
“I climb into its branches and jump,” he said.
“High-tech,” I replied.
We were in his garden. I had come round for our afternoon tea date. Dad dropped me off, and when I’d approached the house I had seen Douglas sitting under his passport, though at that time I’d thought, in my innocence, that it was a tree.
What to read after The Categorical Universe of Candice Phee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Jonsberg to read onlineMoreLess
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