I Heart Bloomberg (2011)
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Edmond Dubois stood in front of her desk, jiggling a yellow pencil between his fingers in what was either an impatient gesture or just plain nerves. Edmond, fresh out of college, worked in the marketing department as Felicia Tarquette’s “errand boy.” Everyone in the editorial department knew of Felicia, head of marketing, as the Queen B (as in B rhymes with witch). Not only did Felicia have zero patience for employees she labeled incompetent, which was most of the editorial department, but she a...lso seemed to thrive on torturing the poor souls. Particularly the children’s book editor, or so it seemed.
Anna looked up from her computer screen and let out a low groan. “Don’t you think I would’ve sent the package to marketing if I had anything to send?”
“But it’s due, Anna.”
“I know it’s due, Edmond. But have you ever tried to have a conversation with Miss Ramsay Rowan?”
“I heard she’s in rehab again.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edmond Dubois stood in front of her desk, jiggling a yellow pencil between his fingers in what was either an impatient gesture or just plain nerves. Edmond, fresh out of college, worked in the marketing department as Felicia Tarquette’s “errand boy.” Everyone in the editorial department knew of Felicia, head of marketing, as the Queen B (as in B rhymes with witch). Not only did Felicia have zero patience for employees she labeled incompetent, which was most of the editorial department, but she a...lso seemed to thrive on torturing the poor souls. Particularly the children’s book editor, or so it seemed.
Anna looked up from her computer screen and let out a low groan. “Don’t you think I would’ve sent the package to marketing if I had anything to send?”
“But it’s due, Anna.”
“I know it’s due, Edmond. But have you ever tried to have a conversation with Miss Ramsay Rowan?”
“I heard she’s in rehab again.”
What to read after I Heart Bloomberg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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