Poison Tree (2012)
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She wore a pretty dress and a shiny necklace, and her hair had been put up special with a glittering gold clip shaped like a butterfly.
There were metal detectors and guards at the door. Her father’s cuff links set off the detectors, and the guards made him remove his tuxedo jacket so they could search him thoroughly. Her butterfly made the machines beep, too, but they let her pass.
The party was beautiful, full of dancing people who oohed and aahed over her. Isn’t she lovely? So poised. So swee...t. None of them knew there was a dagger hidden in her hair, under the pretty butterfly her father had known would set off the metal detectors.
Her father asked for the knife about half an hour after they arrived. They left shortly after, amid the screaming. He bought her a cupcake at a restaurant on the way home, wished her happy birthday, and thanked her for being a good girl and making him proud.
There was blood on her fancy big-girl shoes. She kicked them off under the table and walked barefoot back to the car.
What to read after Poison Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Atwater Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wore a pretty dress and a shiny necklace, and her hair had been put up special with a glittering gold clip shaped like a butterfly.
There were metal detectors and guards at the door. Her father’s cuff links set off the detectors, and the guards made him remove his tuxedo jacket so they could search him thoroughly. Her butterfly made the machines beep, too, but they let her pass.
The party was beautiful, full of dancing people who oohed and aahed over her. Isn’t she lovely? So poised. So swee...t. None of them knew there was a dagger hidden in her hair, under the pretty butterfly her father had known would set off the metal detectors.
Her father asked for the knife about half an hour after they arrived. They left shortly after, amid the screaming. He bought her a cupcake at a restaurant on the way home, wished her happy birthday, and thanked her for being a good girl and making him proud.
There was blood on her fancy big-girl shoes. She kicked them off under the table and walked barefoot back to the car.
What to read after Poison Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Atwater Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
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