Spellbound: a Magical Sequel to Bewitched
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I hold out the bouquet of flowers as a peace offering. Deepest purple, almost black flowers center the small cluster I selected myself. Roses didn’t feel right—too cliché for a girl like Madison.
“You didn’t have to bring me flowers. They’re lovely.” Madison doesn’t move to get up from her nest of books on her bed. The look she gives me is cautious—cautiously pessimistic with a flicker of hope.
“I’m here for our date.” On schedule, I’m standing on the threshold of Madison and Sam’s doorway on No...vember twentieth. I haven’t been invited inside the room, so here I stand, pleading my case.
“You’re early.”
“I’ve missed you. I might have circled the dorm a few times to stall for time.”
She stretches and once again I’m reminded of a house cat. Other than vague answers to my half-dozen questions, neither my mother nor Madison will tell me about their meetings. Madison swears she’s not flying around Salem like a bird or stalking stone walls at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hold out the bouquet of flowers as a peace offering. Deepest purple, almost black flowers center the small cluster I selected myself. Roses didn’t feel right—too cliché for a girl like Madison.
“You didn’t have to bring me flowers. They’re lovely.” Madison doesn’t move to get up from her nest of books on her bed. The look she gives me is cautious—cautiously pessimistic with a flicker of hope.
“I’m here for our date.” On schedule, I’m standing on the threshold of Madison and Sam’s doorway on No...vember twentieth. I haven’t been invited inside the room, so here I stand, pleading my case.
“You’re early.”
“I’ve missed you. I might have circled the dorm a few times to stall for time.”
She stretches and once again I’m reminded of a house cat. Other than vague answers to my half-dozen questions, neither my mother nor Madison will tell me about their meetings. Madison swears she’s not flying around Salem like a bird or stalking stone walls at night.
What to read after Spellbound: a Magical Sequel to Bewitched?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prescott, Daisy to read onlineMoreLess
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