Dwarf: a Memoir
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MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL was a massive, three-story brick building. It was imposing to everyone, but especially to me at an even four feet tall. I attended eighth grade in the building due to overcrowding in the middle school. Black panther paw prints lined the outdoor walkway and two sets of double doors opened into a large, open foyer at the front of the building. Bright orange railings lined the stairs and second-and third-floor walkways, and there were rumors that the design of the school was... modeled after a state penitentiary. I don’t know how true this was, but I do know that Mrs. Carlson, one of the headmasters, acted a lot like a warden as she stood out in the first-floor hallway, ordering us into our classrooms.
As in every high school, Marlborough had its cliques. Stephanie, Jessica, Clarissa, and Kelly were the ambassadors of the “in” crowd. I wanted terribly to belong, but since I didn’t, I remember taking pride in the fact that Mike Gould, the guy that all those girls wanted, would call me after school each day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL was a massive, three-story brick building. It was imposing to everyone, but especially to me at an even four feet tall. I attended eighth grade in the building due to overcrowding in the middle school. Black panther paw prints lined the outdoor walkway and two sets of double doors opened into a large, open foyer at the front of the building. Bright orange railings lined the stairs and second-and third-floor walkways, and there were rumors that the design of the school was... modeled after a state penitentiary. I don’t know how true this was, but I do know that Mrs. Carlson, one of the headmasters, acted a lot like a warden as she stood out in the first-floor hallway, ordering us into our classrooms.
As in every high school, Marlborough had its cliques. Stephanie, Jessica, Clarissa, and Kelly were the ambassadors of the “in” crowd. I wanted terribly to belong, but since I didn’t, I remember taking pride in the fact that Mike Gould, the guy that all those girls wanted, would call me after school each day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tiffanie Didonato to read onlineMoreLess
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