Echoes
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But some of the things I wanted to ignore weren’t broken, they were new and shiny and spectacularly ugly.
“You won’t believe what Bree Margolis said to me,” I told Helen in Art class. We were making paper mache sculptures. Mine was supposed to be a tower from a fantasy novel I’d read, but it was turning out to be disturbingly phallic-looking since I lacked any fraction of artistic talent.
“What?” Helen’s sculpture was of an eagle and she was so far along that she’d started to paint it.
... “That she has nothing to do with spreading any rumors about anyone, including me. She said it’s...” I hesitated. “That it’s somebody else.”
Helen’s lips thinned as she dabbed highlights on the eagle’s wing with white paint. “What a liar. I overheard her with one of her friends talking about you. It’s definitely her. Who else could it be?”
“It doesn’t matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But some of the things I wanted to ignore weren’t broken, they were new and shiny and spectacularly ugly.
“You won’t believe what Bree Margolis said to me,” I told Helen in Art class. We were making paper mache sculptures. Mine was supposed to be a tower from a fantasy novel I’d read, but it was turning out to be disturbingly phallic-looking since I lacked any fraction of artistic talent.
“What?” Helen’s sculpture was of an eagle and she was so far along that she’d started to paint it.
... “That she has nothing to do with spreading any rumors about anyone, including me. She said it’s...” I hesitated. “That it’s somebody else.”
Helen’s lips thinned as she dabbed highlights on the eagle’s wing with white paint. “What a liar. I overheard her with one of her friends talking about you. It’s definitely her. Who else could it be?”
“It doesn’t matter.
What to read after Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Rowen to read onlineMoreLess
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