The Secret Cellar (2012)
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But it has been a few days since I’ve seen him, and you can only convey so much information by texting. You see, ours is a long-distance relationship, New York style: he’s an Upper West Sider, and I’m Upper East. It’s not just the distance and Central Park that are obstacles, the UWS and the UES are like two different countries, and not necessarily friendly ones at that.
The highlight (if you can call it that) of the conversation is when he tells me that he had crossed the park intending to surp...rise me after school at Perkatory and found it closed.
“Oh. Yeah, I guess I forgot to tell you about that.”
“Are they, like, closed for good?”
“That’s what we’re trying to find out. Malcolm is checking it out for us. He knows the landlord. So, what did you do after you realized Perk was closed? Why didn’t you call me? Not that I was around, anyway. We were downtown, at the Strand, looking for this book about Alexander the Great. It’s a long story.”
“I was getting ready to, and then my mom called and made me go home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it has been a few days since I’ve seen him, and you can only convey so much information by texting. You see, ours is a long-distance relationship, New York style: he’s an Upper West Sider, and I’m Upper East. It’s not just the distance and Central Park that are obstacles, the UWS and the UES are like two different countries, and not necessarily friendly ones at that.
The highlight (if you can call it that) of the conversation is when he tells me that he had crossed the park intending to surp...rise me after school at Perkatory and found it closed.
“Oh. Yeah, I guess I forgot to tell you about that.”
“Are they, like, closed for good?”
“That’s what we’re trying to find out. Malcolm is checking it out for us. He knows the landlord. So, what did you do after you realized Perk was closed? Why didn’t you call me? Not that I was around, anyway. We were downtown, at the Strand, looking for this book about Alexander the Great. It’s a long story.”
“I was getting ready to, and then my mom called and made me go home.
What to read after The Secret Cellar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael D. Beil to read onlineMoreLess
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