There's No Place Like Here
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I heard as I awoke to see a worried Helena wafting a fan in my face.I groaned and my hand flew to my head.“You’ve got a nasty bump so I’d advise you not to touch it,” she said gently.My arm kept moving.“I said don—”“Ouch.”“Serves you right,” she said haughtily and walked away.I squinted around the unfamiliar room, feeling the egg-sized bump that had formed above my temple. I was on a couch; Helena was at a sink facing a window. The light was bright and illuminated her, blurring her around the ed...ges as though she were a holy vision.“Where are we?”“My home.” She didn’t turn around, continued rinsing a cloth.I looked around. “Why do you have a couch in the kitchen?”Helena laughed lightly. “Of all the questions you could have asked, that is the first one you chose.”I was silent.“It’s not a kitchen, it’s a family room,” was her reply. “I don’t cook here.”“I don’t suppose you have electricity.”She grunted, “Once you get a chance to look around outside you’ll see we have a system of what we call solar panels.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard as I awoke to see a worried Helena wafting a fan in my face.I groaned and my hand flew to my head.“You’ve got a nasty bump so I’d advise you not to touch it,” she said gently.My arm kept moving.“I said don—”“Ouch.”“Serves you right,” she said haughtily and walked away.I squinted around the unfamiliar room, feeling the egg-sized bump that had formed above my temple. I was on a couch; Helena was at a sink facing a window. The light was bright and illuminated her, blurring her around the ed...ges as though she were a holy vision.“Where are we?”“My home.” She didn’t turn around, continued rinsing a cloth.I looked around. “Why do you have a couch in the kitchen?”Helena laughed lightly. “Of all the questions you could have asked, that is the first one you chose.”I was silent.“It’s not a kitchen, it’s a family room,” was her reply. “I don’t cook here.”“I don’t suppose you have electricity.”She grunted, “Once you get a chance to look around outside you’ll see we have a system of what we call solar panels.”
What to read after There's No Place Like Here?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Ahern to read onlineMoreLess
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