Billie Jo
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Come on, love, chop, chop.' Hearing the sound of her mother's voice, Billie put her head back under the covers. Awake? That was a joke, seeing as she hadn't slept a wink all night. Today was the day of her father's funeral and Billie had never dreaded anything so much. How she was going to get through the day she really didn't know. She didn't feel strong enough to deal with anything and the thought of her dad being inside a wooden box was making her hyperventilate.
Hearing her mother's feet mar...ching up the stairs, Billie quickly jumped out of bed.
Michelle stood at the door with her hand on her hip.
'Oh, you are up. I came up to wake you, I thought you were still asleep.' 'I don't feel well, Mum. I don't think I can go, I'm not strong enough to face it. I didn't sleep again last night and my breathing feels funny.' Michelle studied Billie and noticed how much weight she'd lost. She'd always been slim but now she looked like a borderline anorexic.
'He was your dad, Billie. You have to go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come on, love, chop, chop.' Hearing the sound of her mother's voice, Billie put her head back under the covers. Awake? That was a joke, seeing as she hadn't slept a wink all night. Today was the day of her father's funeral and Billie had never dreaded anything so much. How she was going to get through the day she really didn't know. She didn't feel strong enough to deal with anything and the thought of her dad being inside a wooden box was making her hyperventilate.
Hearing her mother's feet mar...ching up the stairs, Billie quickly jumped out of bed.
Michelle stood at the door with her hand on her hip.
'Oh, you are up. I came up to wake you, I thought you were still asleep.' 'I don't feel well, Mum. I don't think I can go, I'm not strong enough to face it. I didn't sleep again last night and my breathing feels funny.' Michelle studied Billie and noticed how much weight she'd lost. She'd always been slim but now she looked like a borderline anorexic.
'He was your dad, Billie. You have to go.
What to read after Billie Jo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberley Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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