Getting Air
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I thought I had died. How could I have survived? I thought that maybe I was in heaven. That would have been nice, a pleasant way to die. But then I opened my eyes. Heaven probably didn’t have the smell of burning rubber. Heaven probably didn’t have the wreckage of a small jet plane. That’s what I was looking at.My skateboard was clutched to my chest. Where did that come from? I didn’t remember picking it up. But I must have. It was like I was holding on to it for dear life. Maybe it had saved my... life. Maybe, like a bulletproof shield, it had stopped whatever I crashed into when the plane hit the trees. I would never know for sure, but I was glad I had it. The best thing that ever happened to me was that my skateboard didn’t fit in the overhead bin.I had no idea how long I had been laying there. It could have been seconds after the crash, or I could have slept a whole night. It was daytime, in any case. When I rolled over and saw the front of the plane about twenty yards to the left of me, I felt sore all over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought I had died. How could I have survived? I thought that maybe I was in heaven. That would have been nice, a pleasant way to die. But then I opened my eyes. Heaven probably didn’t have the smell of burning rubber. Heaven probably didn’t have the wreckage of a small jet plane. That’s what I was looking at.My skateboard was clutched to my chest. Where did that come from? I didn’t remember picking it up. But I must have. It was like I was holding on to it for dear life. Maybe it had saved my... life. Maybe, like a bulletproof shield, it had stopped whatever I crashed into when the plane hit the trees. I would never know for sure, but I was glad I had it. The best thing that ever happened to me was that my skateboard didn’t fit in the overhead bin.I had no idea how long I had been laying there. It could have been seconds after the crash, or I could have slept a whole night. It was daytime, in any case. When I rolled over and saw the front of the plane about twenty yards to the left of me, I felt sore all over.
What to read after Getting Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan Gutman to read onlineMoreLess
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