Life On Mars (2014)
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I wondered what Cassi and Vega were doing right then. Probably eating snacks and watching movies and having a great time that in no way involved worrying that every moment might be their last.
I snapped open the curtains, the ones that looked out onto our backyards, and let in a familiar stream of moonlight that made the room seem bright.
I spent some time picking out the stars of the Big Dipper. Technically the Big Dipper isn’t a constellation but an asterism, which means it’s too small to be a... constellation itself. It’s actually part of the Ursa Major constellation, but most people just like to point out that it looks like a giant pan. It’s the one thing besides the moon that Tripp can consistently pick out in the night sky, so I don’t bother to argue with him about it.
Then I got bored with the Big Dipper, too, so I opened my window and spent some time harassing Comet through the screen.
“Comet!” I called softly.
He stopped sniffing and perked up, one ear lifted higher than the other as he tried to figure out where the noise had come from.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wondered what Cassi and Vega were doing right then. Probably eating snacks and watching movies and having a great time that in no way involved worrying that every moment might be their last.
I snapped open the curtains, the ones that looked out onto our backyards, and let in a familiar stream of moonlight that made the room seem bright.
I spent some time picking out the stars of the Big Dipper. Technically the Big Dipper isn’t a constellation but an asterism, which means it’s too small to be a... constellation itself. It’s actually part of the Ursa Major constellation, but most people just like to point out that it looks like a giant pan. It’s the one thing besides the moon that Tripp can consistently pick out in the night sky, so I don’t bother to argue with him about it.
Then I got bored with the Big Dipper, too, so I opened my window and spent some time harassing Comet through the screen.
“Comet!” I called softly.
He stopped sniffing and perked up, one ear lifted higher than the other as he tried to figure out where the noise had come from.
What to read after Life On Mars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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