Seaweed
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I no longer had legs. My mind still wanted to work two appendages; do the splits, anything, but it was like having only one leg. One very strong muscular leg.I felt myself hyperventilating through the gills behind my ears, blinding myself with bubbles. My chest didn’t expand but I could tell my heart still worked. The beating pounded loudly in my head until I thought it would just pop off.I closed my eyes and imagined myself in my bed. This is a dream, Dori.
Take a deep breath and calm down.I fa...ked myself out like that for a while, warm and floating, wanting to believe I would wake up any minute with my legs intact, knowing that I was immersed in water and what Tor had told me about myself was true.I was a mermaid.This was what I’d wanted, right? So, stop freaking out. I opened my eyes. I’d been underwater for over ten minutes. I hadn’t drowned. I wasn’t dead and I wasn’t dying. I could do this.White debris on the ocean floor caught my eye. A lump formed in my throat as I watched the last pieces of my sailboat settle in the silt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I no longer had legs. My mind still wanted to work two appendages; do the splits, anything, but it was like having only one leg. One very strong muscular leg.I felt myself hyperventilating through the gills behind my ears, blinding myself with bubbles. My chest didn’t expand but I could tell my heart still worked. The beating pounded loudly in my head until I thought it would just pop off.I closed my eyes and imagined myself in my bed. This is a dream, Dori.
Take a deep breath and calm down.I fa...ked myself out like that for a while, warm and floating, wanting to believe I would wake up any minute with my legs intact, knowing that I was immersed in water and what Tor had told me about myself was true.I was a mermaid.This was what I’d wanted, right? So, stop freaking out. I opened my eyes. I’d been underwater for over ten minutes. I hadn’t drowned. I wasn’t dead and I wasn’t dying. I could do this.White debris on the ocean floor caught my eye. A lump formed in my throat as I watched the last pieces of my sailboat settle in the silt.
What to read after Seaweed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elle Strauss to read onlineMoreLess
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