Lament: the Faerie Queen's Deception
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Mom said from the front seat. “You always are.”
Standing behind our dusty station wagon, I blinked out of my daze and tugged my harp case out of the back, feeling nauseated. It struck me that Mom’s statement was just about the only reason I needed to avoid a career in public music performance. “Keep that pep talk coming, Mom.”
“Don’t be sarcastic.” Mom tossed me a cardigan that matched my pants. “Take this. It makes you look more professional.”
I could’ve said no, but it was easier j...ust to take the sweater. As Mom had already pointed out, the sooner I got into the auditorium and threw up, the easier it would be. And once I got this over with, I could return to my ordinary life until the next time she decided to take me out of my cage. I did refuse Mom’s offers to help me carry my harp, though plenty of the other students heading inside had parental retinues. Somehow it was easier to be utterly insignificant without anyone you knew watching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom said from the front seat. “You always are.”
Standing behind our dusty station wagon, I blinked out of my daze and tugged my harp case out of the back, feeling nauseated. It struck me that Mom’s statement was just about the only reason I needed to avoid a career in public music performance. “Keep that pep talk coming, Mom.”
“Don’t be sarcastic.” Mom tossed me a cardigan that matched my pants. “Take this. It makes you look more professional.”
I could’ve said no, but it was easier j...ust to take the sweater. As Mom had already pointed out, the sooner I got into the auditorium and threw up, the easier it would be. And once I got this over with, I could return to my ordinary life until the next time she decided to take me out of my cage. I did refuse Mom’s offers to help me carry my harp, though plenty of the other students heading inside had parental retinues. Somehow it was easier to be utterly insignificant without anyone you knew watching.
What to read after Lament: the Faerie Queen's Deception?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Stiefvater to read onlineMoreLess
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