Teenage Mermaid
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Robin teased, as she and Chainsaw found me spacing out at my open locker—a dumping ground for CDs, video games, candy wrappers, and books I’d never opened.
Robin was a mother’s laundry dream. All dark colors. Never an accidental red bleeding into white. No need for bleach, no need for separate washes. I think the only reason Robin had a crush on me was because I changed my hair color with my changing mood. And my colors were all dark as well: black, purple, blue. She thought I was her soulmate. ...One day, I’ll show up with white hair to see how much she really cares.
“Yeah, Droopy, one minute you’re skipping like a schoolgirl in love and the next you look as if your mommy took away your Nintendo,” Chainsaw razzed.
“Go away,” I said, grabbing my Gameboy from my locker shelf.
“It’s that fantasy girl,” Robin teased, with more than a hint of jealousy. “I’m sick for one day and some babe steps in and wins your heart. Or should I say swims in?”
“Yeah, ever since yesterday morning he’s been on a major mood swing,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robin teased, as she and Chainsaw found me spacing out at my open locker—a dumping ground for CDs, video games, candy wrappers, and books I’d never opened.
Robin was a mother’s laundry dream. All dark colors. Never an accidental red bleeding into white. No need for bleach, no need for separate washes. I think the only reason Robin had a crush on me was because I changed my hair color with my changing mood. And my colors were all dark as well: black, purple, blue. She thought I was her soulmate. ...One day, I’ll show up with white hair to see how much she really cares.
“Yeah, Droopy, one minute you’re skipping like a schoolgirl in love and the next you look as if your mommy took away your Nintendo,” Chainsaw razzed.
“Go away,” I said, grabbing my Gameboy from my locker shelf.
“It’s that fantasy girl,” Robin teased, with more than a hint of jealousy. “I’m sick for one day and some babe steps in and wins your heart. Or should I say swims in?”
“Yeah, ever since yesterday morning he’s been on a major mood swing,”
What to read after Teenage Mermaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Schreiber to read onlineMoreLess
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