Bird of Paradise
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Gemma held up a voluminous purple-and-black beruffled, skirted, blousoned swimsuit.
Hero made a moue at both her friend’s words and the object held before her. “You left out George,” she pointed out.
Gemma waggled the swimsuit at her.
Hero sighed and took the garment, folding it neatly and placing it back into the luggage. “You told me it was a crime against nature to go to the Caribbean without taking a swimsuit. That is a swimsuit.”
“I said take your swimsuit, Hero, not your grandmother’s,” Ge...mma replied, much more acidly than Hero thought warranted, but then, who was she to say? She was only Gemma’s best friend. Clearly her opinion counted for little in the Gemma scale of life. “That thing probably covers you from knees to elbows. You’ll drown the first time it gets wet. It’ll suck you right down to the briny depths. I know you think you’re too Rubenesque for a bikini—”
Hero snorted at the word Rubenesque.
She knew her friend was trying not to hurt her feelings by using such phrases as prodigiously plump, but really!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gemma held up a voluminous purple-and-black beruffled, skirted, blousoned swimsuit.
Hero made a moue at both her friend’s words and the object held before her. “You left out George,” she pointed out.
Gemma waggled the swimsuit at her.
Hero sighed and took the garment, folding it neatly and placing it back into the luggage. “You told me it was a crime against nature to go to the Caribbean without taking a swimsuit. That is a swimsuit.”
“I said take your swimsuit, Hero, not your grandmother’s,” Ge...mma replied, much more acidly than Hero thought warranted, but then, who was she to say? She was only Gemma’s best friend. Clearly her opinion counted for little in the Gemma scale of life. “That thing probably covers you from knees to elbows. You’ll drown the first time it gets wet. It’ll suck you right down to the briny depths. I know you think you’re too Rubenesque for a bikini—”
Hero snorted at the word Rubenesque.
She knew her friend was trying not to hurt her feelings by using such phrases as prodigiously plump, but really!
What to read after Bird of Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Macalister to read onlineMoreLess
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