Ninth Grade Slays (2015)
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After a moment, Joss joined him, despite the chilly glances Vlad had been giving him since the Snow Ball. Yes, Meredith had kissed him and not Joss, but that didn’t change the fact that Joss had gone out with her. They were supposed to be friends, and friends can tell when a guy likes a girl, even without the guy saying something. Even Henry had figured it out, and Vlad hadn’t told him—Henry could just tell. So why couldn’t Joss?
It was an exceptionally warm March day, so Vlad slipped off his ja...cket and draped it over his arm. March. He could hardly believe that he hadn’t heard from his uncle Otis in three months, ever since the day they’d parted after their trip to Siberia. Vlad had written Otis immediately following Jasik’s attack and had continued to do so once a week in increasingly worried tones, but he’d heard nothing back. At least the months since the attack had been blissfully free of Jasik, and there had been no sign of the slayer Otis had warned him about. But there was always the possibility that Otis had received misinformation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a moment, Joss joined him, despite the chilly glances Vlad had been giving him since the Snow Ball. Yes, Meredith had kissed him and not Joss, but that didn’t change the fact that Joss had gone out with her. They were supposed to be friends, and friends can tell when a guy likes a girl, even without the guy saying something. Even Henry had figured it out, and Vlad hadn’t told him—Henry could just tell. So why couldn’t Joss?
It was an exceptionally warm March day, so Vlad slipped off his ja...cket and draped it over his arm. March. He could hardly believe that he hadn’t heard from his uncle Otis in three months, ever since the day they’d parted after their trip to Siberia. Vlad had written Otis immediately following Jasik’s attack and had continued to do so once a week in increasingly worried tones, but he’d heard nothing back. At least the months since the attack had been blissfully free of Jasik, and there had been no sign of the slayer Otis had warned him about. But there was always the possibility that Otis had received misinformation.
What to read after Ninth Grade Slays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brewer, Heather to read onlineMoreLess
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