Linger (2010)
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The first moment I realized he was there was when I heard his voice, far away, like sound through water.
“What’s going on here?”
Sam’s voice was a murmured soundtrack to the pain that burned through me. I hugged my pillow and stared at the wall. I could see the diffuse shadow that Sam made and the sharper one of my father, closer to the hall lights. I watched them move back and forth, making one big shape and then two again.
“Grace. Grace Brisbane.” My father’s voice became louder ag...ain. “Don’t pretend I’m not here.”
“Mr. Brisbane —” Sam started.
“Do not — do not — ‘Mr. Brisbane’ me,” Dad snapped. “I can’t believe you can look me in the face, when behind our backs —”
I didn’t want to move because every movement made the fire inside me burn faster, but I couldn’t let him say that. I rolled toward them, wincing at the thorns of pain that prickled through my stomach as I did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first moment I realized he was there was when I heard his voice, far away, like sound through water.
“What’s going on here?”
Sam’s voice was a murmured soundtrack to the pain that burned through me. I hugged my pillow and stared at the wall. I could see the diffuse shadow that Sam made and the sharper one of my father, closer to the hall lights. I watched them move back and forth, making one big shape and then two again.
“Grace. Grace Brisbane.” My father’s voice became louder ag...ain. “Don’t pretend I’m not here.”
“Mr. Brisbane —” Sam started.
“Do not — do not — ‘Mr. Brisbane’ me,” Dad snapped. “I can’t believe you can look me in the face, when behind our backs —”
I didn’t want to move because every movement made the fire inside me burn faster, but I couldn’t let him say that. I rolled toward them, wincing at the thorns of pain that prickled through my stomach as I did.
What to read after Linger?
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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