Ember
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My best friend Raven singsongs as she fluffs my hair.
“I am not a dog, you crazy woman,” I mutter, still half asleep. “Now leave me alone.”
She blows in my ear, careful not to touch me with her death omen, even though I’ve seen it before. “Ember, come on. Wake up.”
“You are such a weirdo,” I murmur sleepily.
“I’m the weirdo,” she teases. “You’re the one who sees death.”
I roll my eyes open to the brightness of the sunlight spilling through my room. “Way to tell the ...world.”
Her sapphire eyes glimmer against her glittery pink eye shadow as she gestures at my black and red walls, sketched with mythical drawings and depressing poetry. A thin black curtain veils the closet doorway with photos of dead poets and authors tacked along the frame.
Raven hops off my bed and runs her fingers along a penciled drawing of a female angel with black-feathered wings spanning across the wall.
What to read after Ember?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My best friend Raven singsongs as she fluffs my hair.
“I am not a dog, you crazy woman,” I mutter, still half asleep. “Now leave me alone.”
She blows in my ear, careful not to touch me with her death omen, even though I’ve seen it before. “Ember, come on. Wake up.”
“You are such a weirdo,” I murmur sleepily.
“I’m the weirdo,” she teases. “You’re the one who sees death.”
I roll my eyes open to the brightness of the sunlight spilling through my room. “Way to tell the ...world.”
Her sapphire eyes glimmer against her glittery pink eye shadow as she gestures at my black and red walls, sketched with mythical drawings and depressing poetry. A thin black curtain veils the closet doorway with photos of dead poets and authors tacked along the frame.
Raven hops off my bed and runs her fingers along a penciled drawing of a female angel with black-feathered wings spanning across the wall.
What to read after Ember?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessica Sorensen to read onlineMoreLess
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