The Great American Whatever
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The house feels burglarized, somehow, unsettlingly altered by the mere act of cleaning it.
I wash Amir off my hands. There’s a silver dollar on the kitchen counter with a Post-it note on it: “More loot for my birthday boy,” it says. Our house is a strange nighttime pirate cove. Mom’s parents left her nothing when they died, and yet now it is as if our old house is bleeding treasure at every turn.
I’m walking up the stairs, and each of its steps is behaving tonight. In the humidity they have stop...ped crying out and have decided to cooperate. Though I’ve gotten used to coasting right by Annabeth’s room, I’ve still never gone back in, but tonight I look at the door and I feel it pulsing. Pulse. Pulse. Pulse. Zap.
I feel it asking me to enter, as if to say: We are the same now. We are no longer virgins. And so I go in.
I open the door and this is it: Her room is the final showdown. I know this instantly. It must be. Her room is the secret monster I haven’t met yet. This is the level I must pass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The house feels burglarized, somehow, unsettlingly altered by the mere act of cleaning it.
I wash Amir off my hands. There’s a silver dollar on the kitchen counter with a Post-it note on it: “More loot for my birthday boy,” it says. Our house is a strange nighttime pirate cove. Mom’s parents left her nothing when they died, and yet now it is as if our old house is bleeding treasure at every turn.
I’m walking up the stairs, and each of its steps is behaving tonight. In the humidity they have stop...ped crying out and have decided to cooperate. Though I’ve gotten used to coasting right by Annabeth’s room, I’ve still never gone back in, but tonight I look at the door and I feel it pulsing. Pulse. Pulse. Pulse. Zap.
I feel it asking me to enter, as if to say: We are the same now. We are no longer virgins. And so I go in.
I open the door and this is it: Her room is the final showdown. I know this instantly. It must be. Her room is the secret monster I haven’t met yet. This is the level I must pass.
What to read after The Great American Whatever?
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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