The War of Roses
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J. Smith “A flower unplucked is but left to the falling, And nothing is gained by not gathering roses.”
― Robert Frost Bonnie was headed for Biology 101, her first class of the day. She had given up trying to convince Meredith to stop following her, even though she knew that Meredith was going to miss her own classes. Bonnie’s pride was injured—as if she couldn’t take care of herself in the sunlight, with ordinary students streaming all around her!
She walked as fast as she cou...ld, but the tac-tac of Meredith’s shoes still kept up by her side. Of course, Meredith had longer legs, which was another injustice.
It was insanely cold for the end of September and the watery sun in the sky did nothing at all to warm the morning air. Bonnie shivered inside her thick wool sweater.
The good thing about Dalcrest College was that it was quite small, which made it easy to walk from one place to another on campus. Bonnie reached Lerner Hall before her nose was completely frozen, and she turned for the first time to look at Meredith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Smith “A flower unplucked is but left to the falling, And nothing is gained by not gathering roses.”
― Robert Frost Bonnie was headed for Biology 101, her first class of the day. She had given up trying to convince Meredith to stop following her, even though she knew that Meredith was going to miss her own classes. Bonnie’s pride was injured—as if she couldn’t take care of herself in the sunlight, with ordinary students streaming all around her!
She walked as fast as she cou...ld, but the tac-tac of Meredith’s shoes still kept up by her side. Of course, Meredith had longer legs, which was another injustice.
It was insanely cold for the end of September and the watery sun in the sky did nothing at all to warm the morning air. Bonnie shivered inside her thick wool sweater.
The good thing about Dalcrest College was that it was quite small, which made it easy to walk from one place to another on campus. Bonnie reached Lerner Hall before her nose was completely frozen, and she turned for the first time to look at Meredith.
What to read after The War of Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.J. Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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