Back to the Garden
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No makeup, she didn’t dare hide it anywhere in the house for fear of getting caught, although she might stop by Amy’s if there was time. She glanced at her bedside clock. It was an old one, with a second hand, because of course nothing digital was allowed in the house, and certainly nothing with a radio. At least it’s not a sundial. She smiled a little wryly at that. She bit her lips and pinched her cheeks for color, a trick she’d learned years ago from a girl in Sunday school. She flipped her r...ed hood up over her hair. It had never been cut and hung in dark waves down past her bottom. Usually it was braided or pulled back tightly and put up into a thick, complex kind of chignon her mother had taught her to configure when she was about thirteen. That was the year before her mother had succumbed to metastasized breast-to-bone cancer, and there was such urgency in her teaching Lily hadn’t really understood at the time. It had taken countless tearful tries for her to learn it, and she remembered how her arms ached and trembled after each hour-long session from the effort, but now, five years later, she could manage it in under ten minutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No makeup, she didn’t dare hide it anywhere in the house for fear of getting caught, although she might stop by Amy’s if there was time. She glanced at her bedside clock. It was an old one, with a second hand, because of course nothing digital was allowed in the house, and certainly nothing with a radio. At least it’s not a sundial. She smiled a little wryly at that. She bit her lips and pinched her cheeks for color, a trick she’d learned years ago from a girl in Sunday school. She flipped her r...ed hood up over her hair. It had never been cut and hung in dark waves down past her bottom. Usually it was braided or pulled back tightly and put up into a thick, complex kind of chignon her mother had taught her to configure when she was about thirteen. That was the year before her mother had succumbed to metastasized breast-to-bone cancer, and there was such urgency in her teaching Lily hadn’t really understood at the time. It had taken countless tearful tries for her to learn it, and she remembered how her arms ached and trembled after each hour-long session from the effort, but now, five years later, she could manage it in under ten minutes.
What to read after Back to the Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selena Kitt to read onlineMoreLess
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