Fire Girl
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Amendment to the Witch Laws, 1653 By the time Hazel returned to the kitchen with her ingredients, Bramley had curled up in a teacup and fallen asleep again.
I knew it! she thought. Lazy little fur-ball.
Leaving him to his mousy dreams, she set to work making up the poultice and chopping vegetables. The smell of the onions and garlic made her realize how hungry she was.
I’ll cook the soup in the bedroom, she thought, picking up the pan and climbing the stairs. The smell of food might ...revive David.
When she entered the bedroom David was moaning in his sleep and gripping the blanket with white-knuckled fists. Hazel knelt by the fireplace, sick with a feeling of guilt and responsibility. She laid the doll on the ash pile, placed a few logs around it and was about to strike the tinderbox when something made her stop. She stared at the doll, with its outstretched arms and blank face.
What a strange thing you are, she thought, pulling it out and tucking it into her belt.
What to read after Fire Girl?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amendment to the Witch Laws, 1653 By the time Hazel returned to the kitchen with her ingredients, Bramley had curled up in a teacup and fallen asleep again.
I knew it! she thought. Lazy little fur-ball.
Leaving him to his mousy dreams, she set to work making up the poultice and chopping vegetables. The smell of the onions and garlic made her realize how hungry she was.
I’ll cook the soup in the bedroom, she thought, picking up the pan and climbing the stairs. The smell of food might ...revive David.
When she entered the bedroom David was moaning in his sleep and gripping the blanket with white-knuckled fists. Hazel knelt by the fireplace, sick with a feeling of guilt and responsibility. She laid the doll on the ash pile, placed a few logs around it and was about to strike the tinderbox when something made her stop. She stared at the doll, with its outstretched arms and blank face.
What a strange thing you are, she thought, pulling it out and tucking it into her belt.
What to read after Fire Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Ralphs to read onlineMoreLess
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