Rose: Briar's Thorn
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It was priceless because this is the first time I realized that the Red Hood snored. It was like a squirrel crossed with those noisy mechanical saws that they used to cut trees down in modern times.
I looked down in amazement, Nicole was awake and looking back at me with a smile. I smiled back and she said quietly, “I was afraid I wouldn't awaken again. When I did, you were here, and I knew I wasn't dreaming.” She hugged the arm I had wrapped around her. I looked at her in wonder with a ce...rtain amount of guilt that she has those fears.
A pillow was destroyed in the air mid-flight to us as my vines shredded the possible threat. Ella was mumbling groggily, “Give it a rest you two. We can hear your googly eyes from here.”
Parker whispered a reprimand from under the covers of their bed, “Ella Marie Smith, it's sweet and you know it. Let them have their time.”
Mari was apparently awake now as she said, “Is this what it would be like to go to college? You are all nothing but trouble.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was priceless because this is the first time I realized that the Red Hood snored. It was like a squirrel crossed with those noisy mechanical saws that they used to cut trees down in modern times.
I looked down in amazement, Nicole was awake and looking back at me with a smile. I smiled back and she said quietly, “I was afraid I wouldn't awaken again. When I did, you were here, and I knew I wasn't dreaming.” She hugged the arm I had wrapped around her. I looked at her in wonder with a ce...rtain amount of guilt that she has those fears.
A pillow was destroyed in the air mid-flight to us as my vines shredded the possible threat. Ella was mumbling groggily, “Give it a rest you two. We can hear your googly eyes from here.”
Parker whispered a reprimand from under the covers of their bed, “Ella Marie Smith, it's sweet and you know it. Let them have their time.”
Mari was apparently awake now as she said, “Is this what it would be like to go to college? You are all nothing but trouble.”
What to read after Rose: Briar's Thorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erik Schubach to read onlineMoreLess
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