[She felt even better when Enma mentioned not having a computer. Maybe she could get away with this.]
I...um, I have this condition. It's called dyslexia. [And thank you, Camp Jupiter, for teaching her that word. The 1930s were a much simpler time, when children like her who struggled in school were simply called lazy.] A few of my friends have it too. It makes reading hard for us.
[Of course, they had the benefits of a modern education helping them along the way.]
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[She felt even better when Enma mentioned not having a computer. Maybe she could get away with this.]
I...um, I have this condition. It's called dyslexia. [And thank you, Camp Jupiter, for teaching her that word. The 1930s were a much simpler time, when children like her who struggled in school were simply called lazy.] A few of my friends have it too. It makes reading hard for us.
[Of course, they had the benefits of a modern education helping them along the way.]