Sleepaway Girls (2009)
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It was kind of hard to miss.
“Are you awake?” Court whispered. She’d climbed onto my bed and was leaning over me with a flashlight that was practically burning my eyeballs.
“Yes,” I told her, even though I was actually falling asleep. Meg was at her “counselors’ meeting” (or more likely hanging out at the counselors’ lounge AFTER her meeting. She generally didn’t check in on us on Wednesday nights) and lights-out was supposed to be at eleven. I knew we were sneaking out at 11:30, but I had drift...ed off.
I threw back my covers and pulled off my pajama pants and top (I had kept my real clothes on underneath). My hands were shaking as I did it. I’d never snuck out of the bunk at night, but Court, Em, and even Grace looked like pros. The girls were dressed and waiting by the cabin door. The only sound I could hear was Em using her inhaler. I winced. Just the thought of Ashley and Gabby waking up and seeing the rest of us gone made me want to throw up.
I grabbed my backpack with my recorder, and walked briskly to the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was kind of hard to miss.
“Are you awake?” Court whispered. She’d climbed onto my bed and was leaning over me with a flashlight that was practically burning my eyeballs.
“Yes,” I told her, even though I was actually falling asleep. Meg was at her “counselors’ meeting” (or more likely hanging out at the counselors’ lounge AFTER her meeting. She generally didn’t check in on us on Wednesday nights) and lights-out was supposed to be at eleven. I knew we were sneaking out at 11:30, but I had drift...ed off.
I threw back my covers and pulled off my pajama pants and top (I had kept my real clothes on underneath). My hands were shaking as I did it. I’d never snuck out of the bunk at night, but Court, Em, and even Grace looked like pros. The girls were dressed and waiting by the cabin door. The only sound I could hear was Em using her inhaler. I winced. Just the thought of Ashley and Gabby waking up and seeing the rest of us gone made me want to throw up.
I grabbed my backpack with my recorder, and walked briskly to the door.
What to read after Sleepaway Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jen Calonita to read onlineMoreLess
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