Fly On the Wall: How One Girl Saw Everything
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Kensington is yammering on about Taffy's picture, which shows her bare feet on a wooden floor, like in a dance studio. They're covered with blisters and Band-Aids. It's not that bad, actually. Better than I would have expected from her.
A fly is buzzing around the room.
Poor beastie. Trapped in here with no snacks and no fresh air. How did it get in?
The windows are always closed and you have to get a teacher to unlock them if you want one open, because some idiot jumped out a second...-floor window a few years ago and broke her leg.
Titus's self-portrait looks like a skeleton. Like he sees himself as all face and no body.
Katya's is pretty good. It's her with her three little sistermonsters, all clinging to her and pulling on her clothes. She got her own expression just right: like she loves those kids to death, but they're making her insane—her hair all bedraggled.
Shane made himself look like a guy with secrets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kensington is yammering on about Taffy's picture, which shows her bare feet on a wooden floor, like in a dance studio. They're covered with blisters and Band-Aids. It's not that bad, actually. Better than I would have expected from her.
A fly is buzzing around the room.
Poor beastie. Trapped in here with no snacks and no fresh air. How did it get in?
The windows are always closed and you have to get a teacher to unlock them if you want one open, because some idiot jumped out a second...-floor window a few years ago and broke her leg.
Titus's self-portrait looks like a skeleton. Like he sees himself as all face and no body.
Katya's is pretty good. It's her with her three little sistermonsters, all clinging to her and pulling on her clothes. She got her own expression just right: like she loves those kids to death, but they're making her insane—her hair all bedraggled.
Shane made himself look like a guy with secrets.
What to read after Fly On the Wall: How One Girl Saw Everything?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E. Lockhart to read onlineMoreLess
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