Broken
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The wake up buzzer in the women’s section of Allegheny County Jail was loud and long and harsh. Anna Mae sat up quickly and scrambled into the corner of the cot. With her back against the cinder block wall, she pulled her knees to her chest, clinging to a raggedy army blanket that scraped her skin. Her head ached. Her surroundings were a blur.
When her vision cleared, a man in a green uniform appeared at the other side of the bars. The iron door flew open with a bang. “Get up, McBride!”
...She pushed herself tight against the wall, confused and terrified.
“Com’ on! I ain’t got all day.”
She looked at the opposite wall: a seatless commode, a metal mirror, and a small rusted sink. The damp air smelled of disinfectant. She ran a hand over her clothing. She was wearing a faded-orange cotton top, drawstring pants, her own tennis shoes, no laces, and no socks. She was in jail.
There had been some kind of mistake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wake up buzzer in the women’s section of Allegheny County Jail was loud and long and harsh. Anna Mae sat up quickly and scrambled into the corner of the cot. With her back against the cinder block wall, she pulled her knees to her chest, clinging to a raggedy army blanket that scraped her skin. Her head ached. Her surroundings were a blur.
When her vision cleared, a man in a green uniform appeared at the other side of the bars. The iron door flew open with a bang. “Get up, McBride!”
...She pushed herself tight against the wall, confused and terrified.
“Com’ on! I ain’t got all day.”
She looked at the opposite wall: a seatless commode, a metal mirror, and a small rusted sink. The damp air smelled of disinfectant. She ran a hand over her clothing. She was wearing a faded-orange cotton top, drawstring pants, her own tennis shoes, no laces, and no socks. She was in jail.
There had been some kind of mistake.
What to read after Broken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Ann Gouze to read onlineMoreLess
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