A Diet to Die for (2002)
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“Are you okay?” Caron demanded, although we’d discussed the issue numerous times during my incarceration. “You look all pale and, well, sort of frowsy.”
“Your hair,” Inez elaborated in an awed whisper.
“It seems that when you raise your arms, certain muscles are stretched upward. The muscles are sore, and thus the arms are not enthusiastic to do their duty.”
Caron and Inez studied the areas in question, looking as though they were fighting back snickers. I gazed at myself in the mirror and concl...uded that “frowsy” was a compliment. Discarding the comb, I said, “How’s the popcorn and grapefruit juice diet coming? Lost any weight?”
Caron picked up my comb and ran it through her hair. “It was going just fine, but then Rhonda talked to her cousin and found out we weren’t supposed to butter and salt the popcorn. Have you ever tried to choke down dry, unsalted popcorn? It’s worse than eating pieces of Styrofoam. We nearly gagged, didn’t we, Inez?”
“It was yucky,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Are you okay?” Caron demanded, although we’d discussed the issue numerous times during my incarceration. “You look all pale and, well, sort of frowsy.”
“Your hair,” Inez elaborated in an awed whisper.
“It seems that when you raise your arms, certain muscles are stretched upward. The muscles are sore, and thus the arms are not enthusiastic to do their duty.”
Caron and Inez studied the areas in question, looking as though they were fighting back snickers. I gazed at myself in the mirror and concl...uded that “frowsy” was a compliment. Discarding the comb, I said, “How’s the popcorn and grapefruit juice diet coming? Lost any weight?”
Caron picked up my comb and ran it through her hair. “It was going just fine, but then Rhonda talked to her cousin and found out we weren’t supposed to butter and salt the popcorn. Have you ever tried to choke down dry, unsalted popcorn? It’s worse than eating pieces of Styrofoam. We nearly gagged, didn’t we, Inez?”
“It was yucky,”
What to read after A Diet to Die for?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Hess to read onlineMoreLess
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