I'd Rather Be in Philadelphia (2012)
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The lounge, ugly and cramped as it is, is therefore popular by default. Its atmosphere is also generally much more pleasant than its decor. But this particular noon, it was nearly as distressing as the other dining option. Not food, but daggers hurtled through the air.
“You could have asked,” Commercial Art snapped at Biology.
“About what? I told you I didn’t take your schnecken.”
“My mother’s schnecken. I was going to give you one, anyway. Didn’t I yesterday?”
“I didn’t take your mother’s—”
“Wh...at’s going on?” I whispered to Edie.
“She’s sure he swiped the goodies she had stashed on top of the refrigerator. There was a tin—with her name on it, as she keeps reminding us. I said write it off to the Philly Prep Phantom, but she won’t quit.”
“Not one left!” the art teacher keened.
Edie unwrapped a fragrant assemblage of cholesterol and preservatives on rye. “Want some?” she asked. My mouth watered, my heart shouted assent, but I shook my head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lounge, ugly and cramped as it is, is therefore popular by default. Its atmosphere is also generally much more pleasant than its decor. But this particular noon, it was nearly as distressing as the other dining option. Not food, but daggers hurtled through the air.
“You could have asked,” Commercial Art snapped at Biology.
“About what? I told you I didn’t take your schnecken.”
“My mother’s schnecken. I was going to give you one, anyway. Didn’t I yesterday?”
“I didn’t take your mother’s—”
“Wh...at’s going on?” I whispered to Edie.
“She’s sure he swiped the goodies she had stashed on top of the refrigerator. There was a tin—with her name on it, as she keeps reminding us. I said write it off to the Philly Prep Phantom, but she won’t quit.”
“Not one left!” the art teacher keened.
Edie unwrapped a fragrant assemblage of cholesterol and preservatives on rye. “Want some?” she asked. My mouth watered, my heart shouted assent, but I shook my head.
What to read after I'd Rather Be in Philadelphia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillian Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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