Bloodmind
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The sky, too, looked clouded and muddy, as if the rain had stained it. Everything smelled of damp, clammy in the rising heat as the day drew on. I hadn’t expected to sleep after the excitement of the night, but I was out as soon as I lay down: I didn’t even remember falling asleep. Memories of the women on the ship filled my head as soon as I woke and I got up immediately. I couldn’t be bothered to eat. I washed myself, threw on some clothes and the stouter of my two pairs of sandals, and went o...ut into the wet streets, heading for Tare’s house.
Everyone had heard about the new arrivals. The colony was bustling, filled with excitement and an eagerness that was as easily felt as the steam from the puddles. Tare came to greet me at the door, and I saw Khainet just behind her shoulder, peering out of the doorway like something lurking in a burrow. She drew back as soon as she saw me and I wondered whether she was angry about the previous day, or perhaps, in some way, ashamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sky, too, looked clouded and muddy, as if the rain had stained it. Everything smelled of damp, clammy in the rising heat as the day drew on. I hadn’t expected to sleep after the excitement of the night, but I was out as soon as I lay down: I didn’t even remember falling asleep. Memories of the women on the ship filled my head as soon as I woke and I got up immediately. I couldn’t be bothered to eat. I washed myself, threw on some clothes and the stouter of my two pairs of sandals, and went o...ut into the wet streets, heading for Tare’s house.
Everyone had heard about the new arrivals. The colony was bustling, filled with excitement and an eagerness that was as easily felt as the steam from the puddles. Tare came to greet me at the door, and I saw Khainet just behind her shoulder, peering out of the doorway like something lurking in a burrow. She drew back as soon as she saw me and I wondered whether she was angry about the previous day, or perhaps, in some way, ashamed.
What to read after Bloodmind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liz Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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