The Rest of Us Just Live Here
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It took several tries before one survived what the process required”; the Messenger reveals himself; it’s been Dylan since the night he first came to her house; he begins the ceremony that will kill Satchel and allow the Empress to live in Satchel’s body; fissures open all over town to allow the invasion of the Immortals to begin.
“There’s a smell,” Nathan says, entering the cabin.
“Otter,” Jared says. “Sorry.”
Nathan winces. “No, I didn’t mean… It’s not a bad smell–”
“Just musky,” Mel says, han...ding everyone a beer, which Mr Shurin stocked up for us. I know that lots of children of alcoholics become alcoholics themselves and maybe that’ll happen one day to me or Mel, but we kind of figure with her eating issues and my anxiety issues, we’re already covered. (We hope for the best with Meredith, like we do with everything else.) I wasn’t kidding before, though; none of us really like to drink all that much.
Except Nathan, it turns out. He downs his beer in one like it’s a challenge, does that end-of-drinking gasp, and reaches for another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It took several tries before one survived what the process required”; the Messenger reveals himself; it’s been Dylan since the night he first came to her house; he begins the ceremony that will kill Satchel and allow the Empress to live in Satchel’s body; fissures open all over town to allow the invasion of the Immortals to begin.
“There’s a smell,” Nathan says, entering the cabin.
“Otter,” Jared says. “Sorry.”
Nathan winces. “No, I didn’t mean… It’s not a bad smell–”
“Just musky,” Mel says, han...ding everyone a beer, which Mr Shurin stocked up for us. I know that lots of children of alcoholics become alcoholics themselves and maybe that’ll happen one day to me or Mel, but we kind of figure with her eating issues and my anxiety issues, we’re already covered. (We hope for the best with Meredith, like we do with everything else.) I wasn’t kidding before, though; none of us really like to drink all that much.
Except Nathan, it turns out. He downs his beer in one like it’s a challenge, does that end-of-drinking gasp, and reaches for another.
What to read after The Rest of Us Just Live Here?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Ness to read onlineMoreLess
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