Dust to Dust
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Five THATCHER LARSON, AGE EIGHTEEN, is buried in a small cemetery in northern Charleston.
This knowledge stirs within me as the breeze musses my hair. Carson’s got the top down on her convertible VW Bug, and she’s following my navigation instructions excitedly.
“Are we going to see Nick at his Habitat site?”
“No.”
“Too bad. You know how I love sweaty, shirtless boys.”
Carson’s trying to make me smile, but I keep my mouth still, eyes on the road. She’s undeterred by my silence. “Are we driving ac...ross town to check out the new J.Crew? I hear it’s huge.”
“No.”
“Oh.” Her shoulders slump. “Wait. Are we really going grocery shopping for my mom like you told your dad?”
“Stop guessing. Please.”
At a red light, I feel my best friend turn to look at me. “Are you mad at me?”
“No.”
“You are,” she says, surprised. “What did I do?”
“Nothing,” I say, almost wishing I’d called for a taxi this morning. I couldn’t very well ask my father to take me to a cemetery without an explanation, but I need some time to absorb what I’ve learned in the past twelve hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Five THATCHER LARSON, AGE EIGHTEEN, is buried in a small cemetery in northern Charleston.
This knowledge stirs within me as the breeze musses my hair. Carson’s got the top down on her convertible VW Bug, and she’s following my navigation instructions excitedly.
“Are we going to see Nick at his Habitat site?”
“No.”
“Too bad. You know how I love sweaty, shirtless boys.”
Carson’s trying to make me smile, but I keep my mouth still, eyes on the road. She’s undeterred by my silence. “Are we driving ac...ross town to check out the new J.Crew? I hear it’s huge.”
“No.”
“Oh.” Her shoulders slump. “Wait. Are we really going grocery shopping for my mom like you told your dad?”
“Stop guessing. Please.”
At a red light, I feel my best friend turn to look at me. “Are you mad at me?”
“No.”
“You are,” she says, surprised. “What did I do?”
“Nothing,” I say, almost wishing I’d called for a taxi this morning. I couldn’t very well ask my father to take me to a cemetery without an explanation, but I need some time to absorb what I’ve learned in the past twelve hours.
What to read after Dust to Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker,melissa to read onlineMoreLess
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