Same Difference (9780545477215) (2009)
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Mom says. “Is everything okay with you and Meg?”
“Everything’s fine, Mom.”
“Good.” She taps her steering wheel. “Because I thought I heard you girls fighting last night.”
“We weren’t fighting,” I lie.
Mom and I sit in silence as her blinker ticks away the uncomfortable seconds. The 12:30 p.m. train from Philly glides into the station as we turn into the parking lot. Mom sighs and opens her mouth like she wants to get into it with me. I glance over at her and try to stare her down into a concessi...on. Does she really want to get into this now?
“Fine, Emily,” she says. “Whatever you say.”
The train doors ding open and Fiona climbs down the steps of the first car. She’s got on a red slip dress with a purple cardigan, black fishnets, and black round-toe heels. Her hair matches the cardigan, dyed purple. You wouldn’t think purple could be summery, but the shade is exactly the color of grape ice pops that come in long plastic sleeves. And the long lock is stripped to a flat blond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom says. “Is everything okay with you and Meg?”
“Everything’s fine, Mom.”
“Good.” She taps her steering wheel. “Because I thought I heard you girls fighting last night.”
“We weren’t fighting,” I lie.
Mom and I sit in silence as her blinker ticks away the uncomfortable seconds. The 12:30 p.m. train from Philly glides into the station as we turn into the parking lot. Mom sighs and opens her mouth like she wants to get into it with me. I glance over at her and try to stare her down into a concessi...on. Does she really want to get into this now?
“Fine, Emily,” she says. “Whatever you say.”
The train doors ding open and Fiona climbs down the steps of the first car. She’s got on a red slip dress with a purple cardigan, black fishnets, and black round-toe heels. Her hair matches the cardigan, dyed purple. You wouldn’t think purple could be summery, but the shade is exactly the color of grape ice pops that come in long plastic sleeves. And the long lock is stripped to a flat blond.
What to read after Same Difference (9780545477215)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Siobhan Vivian to read onlineMoreLess
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