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Uh, something wrong, Tala. You're
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You're a bit different from the rest of
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us, Kai. You're the child of a goddess.
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I always thought you had a mysterious
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grace about you. You're not like the
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other kids in our village. I started
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wondering about where that difference
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I guess I got a little lost in thought.
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>> Maybe I am different, but you're
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different than the other kids, too. You
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lived in a big city before coming to our
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>> Yes. But well, Rivera is Grandpa's
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hometown. He moved back after.
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Anyway, Grandpa was an amazing
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tactician. He loved books and collected
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a ton of them. One time he stacked some
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books so high the floorboards underneath
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I don't think I've got an in me to
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finish even one book.
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It's easy if you put your mind to it.
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And books are so interesting. You can
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learn so many things by reading.
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>> I'm impressed by how smart you are. Your
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grandpa must be really proud.
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He passed his love of reading to you.
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>> Actually, grandpa doesn't approve of my
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reading. He scolds me about it. It's
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But he should be happy that you're
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>> right? You'd think so, wouldn't you?
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>> But I have to read in secret so he won't
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I've read every book in the house.
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>> What? All of them? You just said one
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stack of them broke the floor.
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>> They're just so fascinating. I couldn't
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The more knowledge you get, the more
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connections you make in your head, the
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fun of it keeps growing.
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just like I thought, Tiala, between the
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two of us, you're the one who's
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different. I just can't imagine all
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those letters and words could be that
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interesting. But I do wonder why your
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grandpa doesn't want you reading.
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Smells good. I wonder which cookbook
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The worst part is once you eat it, it's
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>> I could eat this every day. No, every
