Welcome to Welton
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Carmen asked, sliding into the last chair at the lunch table.
Liesel shoved a forkful of salad in her mouth to keep from sighing. She liked Michele, a French student she’d met through the International Students’ Union. She liked one of Michele’s two roommates, Sara, who was sitting next to her. But Carmen . . . .
“Spot who?” Sara asked.
Carmen rolled her eyes. “Jesus, of course.” Liesel cringed. Carmen was an atheist, and tolerated Michele’s Wiccan faith.and Liesel’s.because at least... it was suitably “magical,” but she kept needling Sara over being Catholic. “The wilder.”
“I haven’t been looking,” Liesel said, laying as much stress as she dared on the pronoun. Unlike some people.
She might as well have said it. Carmen snorted. “You’re just about the only one. Even the professors are out for his blood.”
Her choice of words drew a sharp look from Michele.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carmen asked, sliding into the last chair at the lunch table.
Liesel shoved a forkful of salad in her mouth to keep from sighing. She liked Michele, a French student she’d met through the International Students’ Union. She liked one of Michele’s two roommates, Sara, who was sitting next to her. But Carmen . . . .
“Spot who?” Sara asked.
Carmen rolled her eyes. “Jesus, of course.” Liesel cringed. Carmen was an atheist, and tolerated Michele’s Wiccan faith.and Liesel’s.because at least... it was suitably “magical,” but she kept needling Sara over being Catholic. “The wilder.”
“I haven’t been looking,” Liesel said, laying as much stress as she dared on the pronoun. Unlike some people.
She might as well have said it. Carmen snorted. “You’re just about the only one. Even the professors are out for his blood.”
Her choice of words drew a sharp look from Michele.
What to read after Welcome to Welton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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