Invisible
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I don’t see it as a problem. Most kids are stupid. If I have a problem, it’s that I don’t like to talk about nothing. When I listen to other kids talking to each other, they mostly don’t actually say anything.
For example, I am at my locker. Two girls are standing a few feet away. Here is what they say: GIRL 1: So I was like, no way! But my mom, you know, she was like gonna have a fit or something.
GIRL 2: Yeah, and then, my mom, like … waita-minute … what is that anyways? Can I have one? What... are they?
GIRL 1: Tangerine Sours. Have you heard about Angela?
GIRL 2: Omigod, yes, she’s got this thing on her foot, y’know? It is so disgusting. You know?
GIRL 1: And that sweater she’s wearing, can you believe it?
GIRL 2: She’s like this homeless person. Can I have another one?
I have tried to talk like that, but it doesn’t work for me. Here is what would happen if I joined the conversation: GIRL 1: So I was like, no way! But my mom, you know, she was like gonna have a fit or something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don’t see it as a problem. Most kids are stupid. If I have a problem, it’s that I don’t like to talk about nothing. When I listen to other kids talking to each other, they mostly don’t actually say anything.
For example, I am at my locker. Two girls are standing a few feet away. Here is what they say: GIRL 1: So I was like, no way! But my mom, you know, she was like gonna have a fit or something.
GIRL 2: Yeah, and then, my mom, like … waita-minute … what is that anyways? Can I have one? What... are they?
GIRL 1: Tangerine Sours. Have you heard about Angela?
GIRL 2: Omigod, yes, she’s got this thing on her foot, y’know? It is so disgusting. You know?
GIRL 1: And that sweater she’s wearing, can you believe it?
GIRL 2: She’s like this homeless person. Can I have another one?
I have tried to talk like that, but it doesn’t work for me. Here is what would happen if I joined the conversation: GIRL 1: So I was like, no way! But my mom, you know, she was like gonna have a fit or something.
What to read after Invisible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pete Hautman to read onlineMoreLess
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