Rebel Queen
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I spent as little time as possible with Kahini and Rajasi. And since Heera and Priyala were nearly ten years older than I was, I didn’t have much in common with them. But Moti became a good friend, and Kashi and Mandar, who were always with each other, were entertaining as well. In fact, just to see Kashi and Mandar together could make me laugh, since Kashi was unbelievably petite, and Mandar could not have been larger unless she’d been born a man.
Their personalities were extremely differen...t as well. All Kashi ever talked about were children, while the only thing Mandar appeared interested in was training. I have no idea how they came to be such close friends, but to see them, you would have thought they had known each other all of their lives.
“Be honest,” Kashi said to me one day while the five of us were sitting in the courtyard—myself, Jhalkari, Moti, Kashi, and Mandar. “If you could marry and have children tomorrow, would you do it?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I spent as little time as possible with Kahini and Rajasi. And since Heera and Priyala were nearly ten years older than I was, I didn’t have much in common with them. But Moti became a good friend, and Kashi and Mandar, who were always with each other, were entertaining as well. In fact, just to see Kashi and Mandar together could make me laugh, since Kashi was unbelievably petite, and Mandar could not have been larger unless she’d been born a man.
Their personalities were extremely differen...t as well. All Kashi ever talked about were children, while the only thing Mandar appeared interested in was training. I have no idea how they came to be such close friends, but to see them, you would have thought they had known each other all of their lives.
“Be honest,” Kashi said to me one day while the five of us were sitting in the courtyard—myself, Jhalkari, Moti, Kashi, and Mandar. “If you could marry and have children tomorrow, would you do it?”
What to read after Rebel Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Moran to read onlineMoreLess
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