Twisted Sisters (2014)
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What reading level is Twisted Sisters book?
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ask.
Dina’s kohl-lined eyes are rimmed with tears as she contemplates her answer. With dozens of sessions under our belts over the past month, we’ve come so far. She’s finally let down her guard and lately her insights have been coming rapid-fire. I’m so proud of her progress and I’m confident Wendy Winsberg will be thrilled with this episode.
This is the exact kind of positive change we want I Need a Push to manifest.
And if highlighting positive change wins us a Daytime Emmy?
... All the better.
Dina unfastens the white plastic claw-clip holding back torrents of black hair and rakes inch-long French-manicured tips through her mane. Somewhere, underneath the spandex leggings, the bronzer, and all the bravado, lives a wounded little girl . . .
with a serious penchant for leopard print.
But my job is not to judge.
What to read after Twisted Sisters?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ask.
Dina’s kohl-lined eyes are rimmed with tears as she contemplates her answer. With dozens of sessions under our belts over the past month, we’ve come so far. She’s finally let down her guard and lately her insights have been coming rapid-fire. I’m so proud of her progress and I’m confident Wendy Winsberg will be thrilled with this episode.
This is the exact kind of positive change we want I Need a Push to manifest.
And if highlighting positive change wins us a Daytime Emmy?
... All the better.
Dina unfastens the white plastic claw-clip holding back torrents of black hair and rakes inch-long French-manicured tips through her mane. Somewhere, underneath the spandex leggings, the bronzer, and all the bravado, lives a wounded little girl . . .
with a serious penchant for leopard print.
But my job is not to judge.
What to read after Twisted Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jen Lancaster to read onlineMoreLess
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