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As we near our destination, the buildings appear to grow, and not just the color-framed black spears of the Uppers, but the brick buildings of the neighborhood through which we’re running. Based on the language I’ve heard Jimbo employ to describe the Uppers and his desire to reside there, I believe height is somehow attached to status, which might explain why Jimbo’s mood is permanently set to sour. Perhaps it’s the ability to look down on others that insinuates a higher station? I say insinuate...s because the science facility in which I spent my first days of life is a simple two-story building far from the city, yet my worth to the Council is quite high. I don’t know why, only that they look at me with admiration and pride that suggests equal status with them, if not elevated. And it wouldn’t surprise me if the Council makes their homes in the tallest buildings of the Uppers.
“How much farther?” I ask, my voice coming out warbled as each step jounces Jimbo on my back.
“One point three miles,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As we near our destination, the buildings appear to grow, and not just the color-framed black spears of the Uppers, but the brick buildings of the neighborhood through which we’re running. Based on the language I’ve heard Jimbo employ to describe the Uppers and his desire to reside there, I believe height is somehow attached to status, which might explain why Jimbo’s mood is permanently set to sour. Perhaps it’s the ability to look down on others that insinuates a higher station? I say insinuate...s because the science facility in which I spent my first days of life is a simple two-story building far from the city, yet my worth to the Council is quite high. I don’t know why, only that they look at me with admiration and pride that suggests equal status with them, if not elevated. And it wouldn’t surprise me if the Council makes their homes in the tallest buildings of the Uppers.
“How much farther?” I ask, my voice coming out warbled as each step jounces Jimbo on my back.
“One point three miles,”
What to read after Xom-B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremy Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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