Hell On the Heart
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Most hated her. Not exactly news. She’d known the facts since elementary school.
At ten she’d been sued for hexing Carl Brimmerton’s older brother and making him a bed-wetter. At the time she’d been mortified, now it struck her as funny. If she had that kind of power, no way would she have limited it to the Brimmerton family.
Her mother had insisted on public school, although gypsies were educated at home. The few that did attend were considered troublemakers. After her death, Nicholae withdrew.... Often forgetting about her for several days at a time. No one had stepped up to help. Consequently, her wardrobe was neither fashionable nor well fitting. And if that hadn’t drawn attention, her asthmatic wheezing singled her out.
With her family’s blessing, she’d quit high school in the beginning of her junior year. Ten years had passed, but she avoided most public places and contact with the locals. To be truthful, they probably avoided her as well. Particularly if they thought she could turn them into bed-wetters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most hated her. Not exactly news. She’d known the facts since elementary school.
At ten she’d been sued for hexing Carl Brimmerton’s older brother and making him a bed-wetter. At the time she’d been mortified, now it struck her as funny. If she had that kind of power, no way would she have limited it to the Brimmerton family.
Her mother had insisted on public school, although gypsies were educated at home. The few that did attend were considered troublemakers. After her death, Nicholae withdrew.... Often forgetting about her for several days at a time. No one had stepped up to help. Consequently, her wardrobe was neither fashionable nor well fitting. And if that hadn’t drawn attention, her asthmatic wheezing singled her out.
With her family’s blessing, she’d quit high school in the beginning of her junior year. Ten years had passed, but she avoided most public places and contact with the locals. To be truthful, they probably avoided her as well. Particularly if they thought she could turn them into bed-wetters.
What to read after Hell On the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Brophy to read onlineMoreLess
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