Paper Tigers (2016)
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The doctors, including the psychologist whose words always come out laced with condescension, don’t think she’s ready for her reflection. It will be too traumatic at this stage, they say.
The nurse hands her a compact, pats her hand, and leaves her alone. She holds the compact for almost an hour. Dust from the face powder within drifts down onto the bedsheets, the scent mixing with the chemical stink of the hospital room.
She doesn’t pay attention to the smells. I want to see, I want to see, the... words run in her head, around and around in circles. She’s felt the scars, oh yes, she has, but she wants—needs—to see. She’s seen most of the scars on her body, she’s traced her fingers along the shifted planes of her face, and she’s seen enough in her mother’s (and his and his and his, she can’t forget his) eyes to know what to expect.
When she looks, she doesn’t scream or cry out. She stares and stares, sure it’s a mistake. This isn’t her face. This is a stranger, a Monstergirl with overlapping bands of pink skin, white skin, shiny and raised, and an empty socket where an eye should be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The doctors, including the psychologist whose words always come out laced with condescension, don’t think she’s ready for her reflection. It will be too traumatic at this stage, they say.
The nurse hands her a compact, pats her hand, and leaves her alone. She holds the compact for almost an hour. Dust from the face powder within drifts down onto the bedsheets, the scent mixing with the chemical stink of the hospital room.
She doesn’t pay attention to the smells. I want to see, I want to see, the... words run in her head, around and around in circles. She’s felt the scars, oh yes, she has, but she wants—needs—to see. She’s seen most of the scars on her body, she’s traced her fingers along the shifted planes of her face, and she’s seen enough in her mother’s (and his and his and his, she can’t forget his) eyes to know what to expect.
When she looks, she doesn’t scream or cry out. She stares and stares, sure it’s a mistake. This isn’t her face. This is a stranger, a Monstergirl with overlapping bands of pink skin, white skin, shiny and raised, and an empty socket where an eye should be.
What to read after Paper Tigers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Damien Angelica Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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