Roaring Up the Wrong Tree (2014)
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Good or bad, the annoyance with them always filled her because she knew they weren’t real. She couldn’t revel in a wonderful fantasy that captured her mind as she slept because it was only a matter of time before she opened her eyes and the real world intruded. Of course, she thanked God for the knowledge that nightmares would end the moment she woke.
Unless it was a memory. Unless it was parts of her past that came calling when her eyes drifted shut. Unless it was a tiny piece of her personal h...ell that eased forward.
Then she was in there, deep in the middle of the bloody action.
Tonight she was thirteen and she learned, not for the first time, that pretty words weren’t always pretty, but claws were always sharp.
Trista tugged on her favorite shirt and let it wrap around her like a comforting blanket. Next were her baggy jeans and looking at her outfit, she was kinda glad she stuck to wearing black a lot. It meant her mom didn’t have to buy her new clothes for the funeral.
“Tris, you coming?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good or bad, the annoyance with them always filled her because she knew they weren’t real. She couldn’t revel in a wonderful fantasy that captured her mind as she slept because it was only a matter of time before she opened her eyes and the real world intruded. Of course, she thanked God for the knowledge that nightmares would end the moment she woke.
Unless it was a memory. Unless it was parts of her past that came calling when her eyes drifted shut. Unless it was a tiny piece of her personal h...ell that eased forward.
Then she was in there, deep in the middle of the bloody action.
Tonight she was thirteen and she learned, not for the first time, that pretty words weren’t always pretty, but claws were always sharp.
Trista tugged on her favorite shirt and let it wrap around her like a comforting blanket. Next were her baggy jeans and looking at her outfit, she was kinda glad she stuck to wearing black a lot. It meant her mom didn’t have to buy her new clothes for the funeral.
“Tris, you coming?”
What to read after Roaring Up the Wrong Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Kyle to read onlineMoreLess
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