The Night Tourist
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She didn’t zoom over buildings, fly through pedestrians, or point out interesting sights below. She flew at an even altitude over Eighth Avenue. Jack held tight to her hand and reviewed his calculations. If all the dates were right, his father must have brought his mother back to life, which meant there was a way for him to bring back Euri. He imagined lounging with her after school on the Cross Campus courtyard as though they were college students—Euri finally getting to sunbathe while Jack wor...ked on a translation. But Euri, he decided, would probably want to stay in New York. Maybe he and his father would move there, and if Euri didn’t want to go back to her parents, they could adopt her. He imagined starting a new school with Euri, how it wouldn’t be scary because he would already have a friend. And with Euri around, it would be easier to be himself, and everyone would like him.
Below him, Jack recognized the low buildings and narrow streets of the Village. As they descended, he spotted a wood-frame storefront with white horse heads on the front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She didn’t zoom over buildings, fly through pedestrians, or point out interesting sights below. She flew at an even altitude over Eighth Avenue. Jack held tight to her hand and reviewed his calculations. If all the dates were right, his father must have brought his mother back to life, which meant there was a way for him to bring back Euri. He imagined lounging with her after school on the Cross Campus courtyard as though they were college students—Euri finally getting to sunbathe while Jack wor...ked on a translation. But Euri, he decided, would probably want to stay in New York. Maybe he and his father would move there, and if Euri didn’t want to go back to her parents, they could adopt her. He imagined starting a new school with Euri, how it wouldn’t be scary because he would already have a friend. And with Euri around, it would be easier to be himself, and everyone would like him.
Below him, Jack recognized the low buildings and narrow streets of the Village. As they descended, he spotted a wood-frame storefront with white horse heads on the front.
What to read after The Night Tourist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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