The Siren
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Julie had me on her bed, touching my face gingerly. I shook my head. A normal girl would have been bruised probably, but this temporary body was strong, unbreakable. Nothing could cripple me. I was angry, enraged even, but not in any physical pain. My worried expression was for Akinli. I didn’t see how he looked. I didn’t know if Evan had managed to land another swing on him. I knew it was all over now. I heard Evan protesting as they threw him out the door, Ben yelling he didn’t care how he got... home. I had just finished wiggling into a new shirt that Julie had provided. This one fit me. I looked over at the clock on Julie’s nightstand. It was nearly five in the morning. She wasn’t convinced.“Are you sure? Does it hurt anywhere? Do you need ice or anything?” she persisted.I shook my head again, this time looking at her face. She looked terrified and sympathetic. That expression meant the world to me. I had forgotten how comforting it was to be a younger sister.“Thank God you’re okay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julie had me on her bed, touching my face gingerly. I shook my head. A normal girl would have been bruised probably, but this temporary body was strong, unbreakable. Nothing could cripple me. I was angry, enraged even, but not in any physical pain. My worried expression was for Akinli. I didn’t see how he looked. I didn’t know if Evan had managed to land another swing on him. I knew it was all over now. I heard Evan protesting as they threw him out the door, Ben yelling he didn’t care how he got... home. I had just finished wiggling into a new shirt that Julie had provided. This one fit me. I looked over at the clock on Julie’s nightstand. It was nearly five in the morning. She wasn’t convinced.“Are you sure? Does it hurt anywhere? Do you need ice or anything?” she persisted.I shook my head again, this time looking at her face. She looked terrified and sympathetic. That expression meant the world to me. I had forgotten how comforting it was to be a younger sister.“Thank God you’re okay.
What to read after The Siren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kiera Cass to read onlineMoreLess
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