Bewitched
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So shocking, I doubt he’d recognize me without the red cup.
Sam covers up her disappointment about Tate’s no-show by chatting up every guy there who isn’t mashing his body or lips against a girl. Or guy. An endless parade of toads marches over to my corner with her encouragement. Not actual toads. Or frogs. Although one of them has buggy eyes and smells like a pond, so he might be a real toad in disguise. My grandmother’s words of dating wisdom come to mind. “You have to kiss a lot of toads to ...find your Prince Charming.”
This from a woman who met and married a boy at seventeen. How many toads could she have kissed in western Massachusetts? Her town didn’t even have a stop sign.
Most of the toad-guys have names beginning with E: Ethan, Eli and Ev are followed by Eddie and Edgar, who doesn’t appreciate being asked if he is named for Poe. Over loud music, Poe sounds a lot like poo. Apparently.
No Prince Charming to rescue me tonight. I’d be better off back in our room, studying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So shocking, I doubt he’d recognize me without the red cup.
Sam covers up her disappointment about Tate’s no-show by chatting up every guy there who isn’t mashing his body or lips against a girl. Or guy. An endless parade of toads marches over to my corner with her encouragement. Not actual toads. Or frogs. Although one of them has buggy eyes and smells like a pond, so he might be a real toad in disguise. My grandmother’s words of dating wisdom come to mind. “You have to kiss a lot of toads to ...find your Prince Charming.”
This from a woman who met and married a boy at seventeen. How many toads could she have kissed in western Massachusetts? Her town didn’t even have a stop sign.
Most of the toad-guys have names beginning with E: Ethan, Eli and Ev are followed by Eddie and Edgar, who doesn’t appreciate being asked if he is named for Poe. Over loud music, Poe sounds a lot like poo. Apparently.
No Prince Charming to rescue me tonight. I’d be better off back in our room, studying.
What to read after Bewitched?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prescott, Daisy to read onlineMoreLess
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