Making Spirits Bright
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“I doubt that’s true,” Heidi assured Erica as they trudged toward the café.
Brooklyn had never felt more eerie. Some streets would have been plunged into inky shadow and rendered utterly unnavigable if the world hadn’t been a glistening white. Despite the clouds overhead, there was enough atmospheric light, or spillover from the rest of the city that still had power, to make the sidewalks almost seem to glow. A group of snowmen stood as rigid sentry in the neighborhood park, vestiges of the fluf...fy snow from the storm’s early hours. No kids played outside now, of course, and trees released groans as the bitter wind hit their ice-coated branches.
At least the sleet had stopped.
The strip of Court Street nearest the café had lights, but the road itself was a mess. Cars people had attempted to parallel park jutted into the street like crooked teeth. The city’s salt was doing battle with the ice, but not always coming up the winner. Only the most intrepid vehicles were still out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I doubt that’s true,” Heidi assured Erica as they trudged toward the café.
Brooklyn had never felt more eerie. Some streets would have been plunged into inky shadow and rendered utterly unnavigable if the world hadn’t been a glistening white. Despite the clouds overhead, there was enough atmospheric light, or spillover from the rest of the city that still had power, to make the sidewalks almost seem to glow. A group of snowmen stood as rigid sentry in the neighborhood park, vestiges of the fluf...fy snow from the storm’s early hours. No kids played outside now, of course, and trees released groans as the bitter wind hit their ice-coated branches.
At least the sleet had stopped.
The strip of Court Street nearest the café had lights, but the road itself was a mess. Cars people had attempted to parallel park jutted into the street like crooked teeth. The city’s salt was doing battle with the ice, but not always coming up the winner. Only the most intrepid vehicles were still out.
What to read after Making Spirits Bright?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nan Rossiter to read onlineMoreLess
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