Dusssie
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I just slumped and let myself get jounced around. Finally Mom touched my arm to tell me we were pulling into our stop, and I followed her off. At the top of the stairs I breathed deeply of the night air and looked around to see where we were.
Fifth Avenue. Mom turned uptown. We walked side by side along the edge of Central Park.
It took me a long time to work myself up to it, but eventually I asked, “Where are we going?”
Mom took a long look at me but didn’t answer. In the streetlamp light I saw... her mouth tweak into a Mona Lisa smile. She said, “You look a little like my sister Medusa.”
Of all the times for her to get mysterious and annoying. “Wonderful,” I grumped.
“Before Athena put the curse on her, I mean.” She stared up Fifth Avenue. “And I will have you know that my sister Medusa was exquisitely lovely. Her beauty rivaled that of any goddess. That is why Athena grew jealous and angry, because Poseidon’s eyes turned to my sister.”
“Whatever.” Why was she telling me all this ancient history?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I just slumped and let myself get jounced around. Finally Mom touched my arm to tell me we were pulling into our stop, and I followed her off. At the top of the stairs I breathed deeply of the night air and looked around to see where we were.
Fifth Avenue. Mom turned uptown. We walked side by side along the edge of Central Park.
It took me a long time to work myself up to it, but eventually I asked, “Where are we going?”
Mom took a long look at me but didn’t answer. In the streetlamp light I saw... her mouth tweak into a Mona Lisa smile. She said, “You look a little like my sister Medusa.”
Of all the times for her to get mysterious and annoying. “Wonderful,” I grumped.
“Before Athena put the curse on her, I mean.” She stared up Fifth Avenue. “And I will have you know that my sister Medusa was exquisitely lovely. Her beauty rivaled that of any goddess. That is why Athena grew jealous and angry, because Poseidon’s eyes turned to my sister.”
“Whatever.” Why was she telling me all this ancient history?
What to read after Dusssie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Springer to read onlineMoreLess
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