Belzhar
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“DJ, what’s that?” I say, suddenly surfacing.
She grunts from across the room. It takes her forever to get out of bed and stagger into the hall, but I’m out there right away along with a bunch of other girls, all of us in nightshirts or nightgowns, saying, “What’s going on? What’s happening?” No one knows. Jane Ann Miller, the history teacher who’s also our houseparent, appears in her hot-pink shortie bathrobe and strides down the hall. She takes the stairs in the direction of the noise, whi...le all of us follow behind her like ducklings.
The sound is coming from one flight up. Room 43. Beside the door is a nameplate: JENNY VAZ AND SIERRA STOKES. Jane Ann bangs hard and Jenny, who I’ve never spoken to, appears. The screaming and crying—mostly crying now—continue, so it’s Sierra who’s in distress.
Jane Ann turns to all of us and says in a stern voice, “Go back to bed. There’s nothing to see.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“DJ, what’s that?” I say, suddenly surfacing.
She grunts from across the room. It takes her forever to get out of bed and stagger into the hall, but I’m out there right away along with a bunch of other girls, all of us in nightshirts or nightgowns, saying, “What’s going on? What’s happening?” No one knows. Jane Ann Miller, the history teacher who’s also our houseparent, appears in her hot-pink shortie bathrobe and strides down the hall. She takes the stairs in the direction of the noise, whi...le all of us follow behind her like ducklings.
The sound is coming from one flight up. Room 43. Beside the door is a nameplate: JENNY VAZ AND SIERRA STOKES. Jane Ann bangs hard and Jenny, who I’ve never spoken to, appears. The screaming and crying—mostly crying now—continue, so it’s Sierra who’s in distress.
Jane Ann turns to all of us and says in a stern voice, “Go back to bed. There’s nothing to see.”
What to read after Belzhar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meg Wolitzer to read onlineMoreLess
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