Gods in Alabama
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At first Clarice also seemed unaffected, but the sillier girls all but swooned when he walked by, as if he were every member of Duran Duran rolled into one pair of Levi’s. I didn’t get it. He wasn’t that smart and he wasn’t that good-looking. In my opinion, he was actively ugly—short and bandy-legged, monkey-faced, barrel-chested, the whole package topped with a close-cut crop of baby-fine blond hair. I shrugged off the mass crush to football insanity.
Me, I don’t think I had enough hormones... running to have a crush on anyone. A boyfriend was something I wanted in a vague “other girls would envy me” way. I couldn’t yet see any other use for one.
I was a year younger than the rest of my class, and a late bloomer to boot. The only curve I possessed was a little round tum left over from childhood. Aunt Florence called me Miss Betwixt and Between as if it were my name.
Barbie’s Dream House bored me, but I hadn’t started my period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first Clarice also seemed unaffected, but the sillier girls all but swooned when he walked by, as if he were every member of Duran Duran rolled into one pair of Levi’s. I didn’t get it. He wasn’t that smart and he wasn’t that good-looking. In my opinion, he was actively ugly—short and bandy-legged, monkey-faced, barrel-chested, the whole package topped with a close-cut crop of baby-fine blond hair. I shrugged off the mass crush to football insanity.
Me, I don’t think I had enough hormones... running to have a crush on anyone. A boyfriend was something I wanted in a vague “other girls would envy me” way. I couldn’t yet see any other use for one.
I was a year younger than the rest of my class, and a late bloomer to boot. The only curve I possessed was a little round tum left over from childhood. Aunt Florence called me Miss Betwixt and Between as if it were my name.
Barbie’s Dream House bored me, but I hadn’t started my period.
What to read after Gods in Alabama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshilyn Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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