Saving Autumn
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Chogan went directly to the studio, ignoring the growl in his stomach that still demanded pancakes. A fire burned inside him, and he couldn’t ignore it.
Another thing he couldn’t ignore was the state of the city. Cars had their windshields smashed in, the hoods battered for no apparent reason. Shop windows were cracked and broken, the owners forced to close up for the day.
Chogan kicked at a discarded homemade sign that read Say No to Freaks. Despite the destruction, or perhaps because o...f it, the city seemed quieter than he’d normally expect in the middle of the day, as if people had been expecting trouble and stayed home. The only people he saw were groups of young men who seemed out to cause trouble, yelling and throwing things.
He lifted his chin and threw back his shoulders, deliberately creating a don’t-fuck-with-me stance. The last thing he needed right now was to get caught up in some fist fight with a couple of punks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chogan went directly to the studio, ignoring the growl in his stomach that still demanded pancakes. A fire burned inside him, and he couldn’t ignore it.
Another thing he couldn’t ignore was the state of the city. Cars had their windshields smashed in, the hoods battered for no apparent reason. Shop windows were cracked and broken, the owners forced to close up for the day.
Chogan kicked at a discarded homemade sign that read Say No to Freaks. Despite the destruction, or perhaps because o...f it, the city seemed quieter than he’d normally expect in the middle of the day, as if people had been expecting trouble and stayed home. The only people he saw were groups of young men who seemed out to cause trouble, yelling and throwing things.
He lifted his chin and threw back his shoulders, deliberately creating a don’t-fuck-with-me stance. The last thing he needed right now was to get caught up in some fist fight with a couple of punks.
What to read after Saving Autumn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marissa Farrar to read onlineMoreLess
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