All Those Vanished Engines
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THE SECOND HINGE You’d have to brush your teeth, Paulina thought. And wash—you smell like smoke. And change the way you speak. It’s not so easy to become someone else, with someone else’s memories. What did the stranger know about the house on Marshall Street?
She closed her eyes and turned away from Lizzie’s smiling face, her wine-soaked breath. Eyes closed, Paulina pictured the little scene she’d created in her mind, the exploding fire, and the two girls running away through the snow, out of t...he firelight and the questing lantern. Matthew stayed where he was in the little dell on Christmas Hill—why didn’t he move? Why didn’t he try to save himself?
His eyes, also, were closed, the lids pressed together. He wore the wire-framed National Health spectacles that he had gotten when his father was at Cambridge in 1962. They’d called him “four-eyes,” and tied him to a fence. He had light curls and darkish skin. In the future, the boys still wore their hair long, she was glad to see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE SECOND HINGE You’d have to brush your teeth, Paulina thought. And wash—you smell like smoke. And change the way you speak. It’s not so easy to become someone else, with someone else’s memories. What did the stranger know about the house on Marshall Street?
She closed her eyes and turned away from Lizzie’s smiling face, her wine-soaked breath. Eyes closed, Paulina pictured the little scene she’d created in her mind, the exploding fire, and the two girls running away through the snow, out of t...he firelight and the questing lantern. Matthew stayed where he was in the little dell on Christmas Hill—why didn’t he move? Why didn’t he try to save himself?
His eyes, also, were closed, the lids pressed together. He wore the wire-framed National Health spectacles that he had gotten when his father was at Cambridge in 1962. They’d called him “four-eyes,” and tied him to a fence. He had light curls and darkish skin. In the future, the boys still wore their hair long, she was glad to see.
What to read after All Those Vanished Engines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Park to read onlineMoreLess
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