Zombies: the Recent Dead
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Barbed wire wreathed the outer perimeter of the WalMart parking lot, long droopy coils of it that bounced every time he tried to convulse his way to freedom. The blotchy skin of his neck tore open and a little dried blood sifted out. He pulled again, his arm held motionless by the wire and then stopped again, confused, lacking the brainpower to unsnag himself, lacking the energy to panic.
The girl—Winona—threw a rock that bounced off his skull but didn’t crack the bone. She had blond hair pulled... back in a braid curled and oiled until it looked like metal and eyes the color of old glass bottles. We stood on the loading dock of the superstore a hundred yards from the dead man. My hair and clothes still smelled like the cookfires burning inside. I couldn’t wait to get out there, onto the road again. My cargo had already thrown one tantrum that morning, demanding she be allowed to stay. Too bad for her.
“Is this enough?” her father asked. He wore a bright orange vest and a baseball hat crowned with a ring of bird skulls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barbed wire wreathed the outer perimeter of the WalMart parking lot, long droopy coils of it that bounced every time he tried to convulse his way to freedom. The blotchy skin of his neck tore open and a little dried blood sifted out. He pulled again, his arm held motionless by the wire and then stopped again, confused, lacking the brainpower to unsnag himself, lacking the energy to panic.
The girl—Winona—threw a rock that bounced off his skull but didn’t crack the bone. She had blond hair pulled... back in a braid curled and oiled until it looked like metal and eyes the color of old glass bottles. We stood on the loading dock of the superstore a hundred yards from the dead man. My hair and clothes still smelled like the cookfires burning inside. I couldn’t wait to get out there, onto the road again. My cargo had already thrown one tantrum that morning, demanding she be allowed to stay. Too bad for her.
“Is this enough?” her father asked. He wore a bright orange vest and a baseball hat crowned with a ring of bird skulls.
What to read after Zombies: the Recent Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paula Guran to read onlineMoreLess
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