The It Girl
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A few minutes later, after the rain cleared and the late-summer sky began to turn a faded orange, students walked in cliquish groups from their dorms to the dining hall, and Brett strode down the stone path toward Waverly’s front office. A crisp wind suddenly lifted the edges of her dove-gray sheer silk Hermès scarf, which made Brett think of winter. Most kids hated winter at Waverly, because you were stuck indoors and there was nothing to do except watch old films at the library and go to class.... But Brett loved it. The dorm mistresses lit fires in the common rooms, and the teachers canceled classes on the first day of snow. By four it was already dark, and she and Callie would drink peppermint schnapps-spiked hot cocoa while they gossiped about their latest crushes. Brett was pretty sure she wasn’t going to be drinking cocoa with Callie this winter—they were barely talking—but maybe she’d have someone else to drink cocoa with. Naked.
As she sidestepped a couple of fat brown squirrels fighting over a Cheeto, Brett’s cell phone beeped with a text message.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few minutes later, after the rain cleared and the late-summer sky began to turn a faded orange, students walked in cliquish groups from their dorms to the dining hall, and Brett strode down the stone path toward Waverly’s front office. A crisp wind suddenly lifted the edges of her dove-gray sheer silk Hermès scarf, which made Brett think of winter. Most kids hated winter at Waverly, because you were stuck indoors and there was nothing to do except watch old films at the library and go to class.... But Brett loved it. The dorm mistresses lit fires in the common rooms, and the teachers canceled classes on the first day of snow. By four it was already dark, and she and Callie would drink peppermint schnapps-spiked hot cocoa while they gossiped about their latest crushes. Brett was pretty sure she wasn’t going to be drinking cocoa with Callie this winter—they were barely talking—but maybe she’d have someone else to drink cocoa with. Naked.
As she sidestepped a couple of fat brown squirrels fighting over a Cheeto, Brett’s cell phone beeped with a text message.
What to read after The It Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecily Von Ziegesar to read onlineMoreLess
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