Lullabies
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You’ve read every book we have about princesses. In the whole library?Yes.Years later, she fell in love. She wrote his name on the inside of her pencil case. Hoping he might ask to borrow a pen so she could be found out. In the yard of a house where she lived, there was a large oak tree carved with the initials of each boy she had ever kissed. She put a cross next to the letters F.P. and noticed with a quiet wonder that he shared the same initials as The Frog Prince. She loved only him.Like Rapu...nzel, she grew her hair longer than anyone she knew and for nearly a whole summer, she slept and slept and slept. She stayed inside until her skin turned a powder white against her blood red lips. Each day was spent living and breathing and longing for twisted paths and murderous wolves. You’re living in a fantasy, her mother said.You need to wake up, her boyfriend told her. But all she could think about was the boy who was now just an inscription inside a pencil case and two crooked letters carved into an old oak tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You’ve read every book we have about princesses. In the whole library?Yes.Years later, she fell in love. She wrote his name on the inside of her pencil case. Hoping he might ask to borrow a pen so she could be found out. In the yard of a house where she lived, there was a large oak tree carved with the initials of each boy she had ever kissed. She put a cross next to the letters F.P. and noticed with a quiet wonder that he shared the same initials as The Frog Prince. She loved only him.Like Rapu...nzel, she grew her hair longer than anyone she knew and for nearly a whole summer, she slept and slept and slept. She stayed inside until her skin turned a powder white against her blood red lips. Each day was spent living and breathing and longing for twisted paths and murderous wolves. You’re living in a fantasy, her mother said.You need to wake up, her boyfriend told her. But all she could think about was the boy who was now just an inscription inside a pencil case and two crooked letters carved into an old oak tree.
What to read after Lullabies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Leav to read onlineMoreLess
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