Faking It (D-2)
Faking It (D-2)
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TILDA SAID, and sat down on the floor. It couldn’t be. It was a coincidence. Maybe Gwennie had gotten the idea for the teeth from Homer. Except that Gwennie had been embroidering teeth long before Homer showed up. Now we’re going to have to steal back all the Homers, she thought and then realized the impossibility of it. Homer had painted dozens and dozens of paintings. No, Gwennie had painted dozens and dozens. Some were in museums. There was no way she could get them all back.
Gwennie was ...Homer. That was enough of a mind-bender right there, even without the museums. Tilda shoved herself up off the floor and rewrapped the painting to take it with her. One floor down, she found Davy waiting for her. “I couldn’t find-” she began and then she saw what he was holding, a package about twenty inches square.
“This it?” he whispered, handing it to her. “Believe it or not, it was actually in her closet this time.”
She pulled the painting out of the frame-store package by its cheap new frame and saw the Goodnight building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TILDA SAID, and sat down on the floor. It couldn’t be. It was a coincidence. Maybe Gwennie had gotten the idea for the teeth from Homer. Except that Gwennie had been embroidering teeth long before Homer showed up. Now we’re going to have to steal back all the Homers, she thought and then realized the impossibility of it. Homer had painted dozens and dozens of paintings. No, Gwennie had painted dozens and dozens. Some were in museums. There was no way she could get them all back.
Gwennie was ...Homer. That was enough of a mind-bender right there, even without the museums. Tilda shoved herself up off the floor and rewrapped the painting to take it with her. One floor down, she found Davy waiting for her. “I couldn’t find-” she began and then she saw what he was holding, a package about twenty inches square.
“This it?” he whispered, handing it to her. “Believe it or not, it was actually in her closet this time.”
She pulled the painting out of the frame-store package by its cheap new frame and saw the Goodnight building.
What to read after Faking It (D-2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Crusie to read onlineMoreLess
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