Thyla
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Friends she enjoyed gossiping with. Friends she enjoyed telling secrets to.
And Charlotte Lord’s friends liked gossiping too.
By the end of the day, I felt every eye in Cascade Falls upon me, and I heard my name whispered behind every mouth-shielding hand.
Everyone knew. They knew I wasn’t normal. They knew I was different. And it hurt. It hurt so badly.
I limped my way through afternoon classes, barely hearing a word any of my teachers said. My mind was full of one word only: the word that Char...lotte had spat once she had finished screaming, and before she had turned and run from the washroom. The same word that Inga had used and that had been inked on my history class desk.
Freak.
That’s what I was. I was a freak.
I was a girl with no memory, who had been discovered as a wild thing in the middle of the bush, who had strange dreams, who smelled more keenly, heard more powerfully, who had strength that seemed unnatural, who hated the heat that everyone else loved.
And I had stripes.
What to read after Thyla?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friends she enjoyed gossiping with. Friends she enjoyed telling secrets to.
And Charlotte Lord’s friends liked gossiping too.
By the end of the day, I felt every eye in Cascade Falls upon me, and I heard my name whispered behind every mouth-shielding hand.
Everyone knew. They knew I wasn’t normal. They knew I was different. And it hurt. It hurt so badly.
I limped my way through afternoon classes, barely hearing a word any of my teachers said. My mind was full of one word only: the word that Char...lotte had spat once she had finished screaming, and before she had turned and run from the washroom. The same word that Inga had used and that had been inked on my history class desk.
Freak.
That’s what I was. I was a freak.
I was a girl with no memory, who had been discovered as a wild thing in the middle of the bush, who had strange dreams, who smelled more keenly, heard more powerfully, who had strength that seemed unnatural, who hated the heat that everyone else loved.
And I had stripes.
What to read after Thyla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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