Her Teddy Bear
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That was when I found out my big sister had an aversion to body hair. She'd always been a little odd, starting with plucking her eyebrows to thin lines when we were teens, and now, waxing everything, including her arms, but I had no idea this policy extended to other people. To men.
“Exactly how hairy is this Trevor guy?” I asked.
We were sitting on the back porch of our parents' house, as we usually did every Sunday night. Dad was futzing around with the pork chops on the new barbecue (...this one was hooked into the gas line, so nobody had to go on propane runs mid-meal anymore). I was comfortable there, on the porch, with my mojito in hand. Maybe too comfortable, and that was Nikki's point, I think.
“He's a grown man,” she said, not answering my question about hairiness.
“Sasquatch hairy?”
She rolled her eyes. “Grow up, Naomi. You can't be a kid forever, getting taken care of by Mom and Dad.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was when I found out my big sister had an aversion to body hair. She'd always been a little odd, starting with plucking her eyebrows to thin lines when we were teens, and now, waxing everything, including her arms, but I had no idea this policy extended to other people. To men.
“Exactly how hairy is this Trevor guy?” I asked.
We were sitting on the back porch of our parents' house, as we usually did every Sunday night. Dad was futzing around with the pork chops on the new barbecue (...this one was hooked into the gas line, so nobody had to go on propane runs mid-meal anymore). I was comfortable there, on the porch, with my mojito in hand. Maybe too comfortable, and that was Nikki's point, I think.
“He's a grown man,” she said, not answering my question about hairiness.
“Sasquatch hairy?”
She rolled her eyes. “Grow up, Naomi. You can't be a kid forever, getting taken care of by Mom and Dad.”
What to read after Her Teddy Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mimi Strong to read onlineMoreLess
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