Blade Silver: Color Me Scarred
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AND MY DAD ALREADY LEFT, I ASSUME for work, by the time I got up this morning. The house is still and quiet and, I can almost make myself believe, peaceful. But it's a false sort of peace. A temporary illusion.One benefit of Caleb's absence is that I have the bathroom all to myself this morning. I can shower for as long as I like. I'm careful as I rub soap over my recent cuts. They're still pretty raw and sore. But even though it stings, the cleansing feels good, and I imagine that it will help ...them heal. I assure myself that I won't cut again today. And maybe not tomorrow either. I remind myself that tonight is the art fair, and this has the potential to be a really good day. I can make it a good day.Because Caleb isn't around to pester me, I spend as much time as I want in front of the bathroom mirror. I even take the time to blowdry my hair. And instead of braiding it as usual, I let it hang loose down my back. Abby says I have the best hair. A deep, almost-black shade of brown, it's thick and heavy and straight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AND MY DAD ALREADY LEFT, I ASSUME for work, by the time I got up this morning. The house is still and quiet and, I can almost make myself believe, peaceful. But it's a false sort of peace. A temporary illusion.One benefit of Caleb's absence is that I have the bathroom all to myself this morning. I can shower for as long as I like. I'm careful as I rub soap over my recent cuts. They're still pretty raw and sore. But even though it stings, the cleansing feels good, and I imagine that it will help ...them heal. I assure myself that I won't cut again today. And maybe not tomorrow either. I remind myself that tonight is the art fair, and this has the potential to be a really good day. I can make it a good day.Because Caleb isn't around to pester me, I spend as much time as I want in front of the bathroom mirror. I even take the time to blowdry my hair. And instead of braiding it as usual, I let it hang loose down my back. Abby says I have the best hair. A deep, almost-black shade of brown, it's thick and heavy and straight.
What to read after Blade Silver: Color Me Scarred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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