Trying to Float
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Visiting Dahlia and her mom one day, I noticed that Artie wasn’t in his room. When he returned, he had difficulty talking. Dahlia and her mother were concerned.
Over the next months, Artie was required to take certain medicines, and though he would continue to drink from his flask (when Dahlia and her mother weren’t home), he was limited as to what he could put in his mouth. But whatever problems he was having and however concerned others might be, he never seemed to worry.
In truth, Art...ie was not a guy who worried about much. For something to worry him meant that it was tougher than he was, and nothing was tougher than Artie.
One day when he could no longer speak, he went across the street to the art supply store and bought a small blackboard, and threw it around his neck. When he wanted to say something, he would scribble on the board in colored chalk. His speech became multicolored poetry.
When he slept, which he did a lot, Hammie would crawl onto his chest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Visiting Dahlia and her mom one day, I noticed that Artie wasn’t in his room. When he returned, he had difficulty talking. Dahlia and her mother were concerned.
Over the next months, Artie was required to take certain medicines, and though he would continue to drink from his flask (when Dahlia and her mother weren’t home), he was limited as to what he could put in his mouth. But whatever problems he was having and however concerned others might be, he never seemed to worry.
In truth, Art...ie was not a guy who worried about much. For something to worry him meant that it was tougher than he was, and nothing was tougher than Artie.
One day when he could no longer speak, he went across the street to the art supply store and bought a small blackboard, and threw it around his neck. When he wanted to say something, he would scribble on the board in colored chalk. His speech became multicolored poetry.
When he slept, which he did a lot, Hammie would crawl onto his chest.
What to read after Trying to Float?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicolaia Rips to read onlineMoreLess
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