Black Locust Letters
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In rebellion against the early onset of bitter temperatures, Betty had a taste for something bright and summery, and so she found herself at Crawley's Soda Fountain, a place with giant windows painted in the geometric patterns popular thirty years ago and now trending again with their vintage vibes.
Inside, the Speak Easy had new life with excitable girls in ponytails and winged eyeliner. They stared at Betty's lips as she ordered a black cow, the float not the shake, then sat near the entrance ...on a tall stool with a small table before it. Lipstick was all the fashion, but it was a fashion parents hated, a throwback from the days when prostitutes set themselves apart from the good girls with a vibrant red.
Betty had no such qualms. As Welch had said, no man would keep her hours, and she had much greater things to worry about than what people said about her lips.
Upon the table Betty laid open the Journal of Patrick Summerscale, which detailed his experiences being stranded in a Never Were community.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In rebellion against the early onset of bitter temperatures, Betty had a taste for something bright and summery, and so she found herself at Crawley's Soda Fountain, a place with giant windows painted in the geometric patterns popular thirty years ago and now trending again with their vintage vibes.
Inside, the Speak Easy had new life with excitable girls in ponytails and winged eyeliner. They stared at Betty's lips as she ordered a black cow, the float not the shake, then sat near the entrance ...on a tall stool with a small table before it. Lipstick was all the fashion, but it was a fashion parents hated, a throwback from the days when prostitutes set themselves apart from the good girls with a vibrant red.
Betty had no such qualms. As Welch had said, no man would keep her hours, and she had much greater things to worry about than what people said about her lips.
Upon the table Betty laid open the Journal of Patrick Summerscale, which detailed his experiences being stranded in a Never Were community.
What to read after Black Locust Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicolette Jinks to read onlineMoreLess
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