Wild Child
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It was gorgeous in the morning, with the mist and the sunrise and the silence. She’d taken her words to Shelby to heart and had gotten back to regular life with a vengeance. She had pages—lots of them—to send to her editor. They were full of vitriol and hurt feelings and opinions on her parents’ poor choices, and as much as she tried to take herself out of it, she couldn’t.The story was about her, after all; it was why people would pick up the book. And so she just stopped listening to the misgi...vings about her work, and late last night she’d emailed her editor her first three chapters.She circled back through town, heading toward Cora’s for her coffee, when she remembered it was Tuesday, the America Today show day, so instead she headed toward The Pour House, hoping that besides Bloody Marys, Sean would have had the good sense to make coffee.Or better yet, let Cora make it.Walking into the garage next to The Pour House was like walking into a wall of sound. A wall of smell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was gorgeous in the morning, with the mist and the sunrise and the silence. She’d taken her words to Shelby to heart and had gotten back to regular life with a vengeance. She had pages—lots of them—to send to her editor. They were full of vitriol and hurt feelings and opinions on her parents’ poor choices, and as much as she tried to take herself out of it, she couldn’t.The story was about her, after all; it was why people would pick up the book. And so she just stopped listening to the misgi...vings about her work, and late last night she’d emailed her editor her first three chapters.She circled back through town, heading toward Cora’s for her coffee, when she remembered it was Tuesday, the America Today show day, so instead she headed toward The Pour House, hoping that besides Bloody Marys, Sean would have had the good sense to make coffee.Or better yet, let Cora make it.Walking into the garage next to The Pour House was like walking into a wall of sound. A wall of smell.
What to read after Wild Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molly O'keefe to read onlineMoreLess
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