Stranded
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Pull yourself together, Cathy.
Get a grip.
Stop crying.
I am in Isleworth. It turns out to be a place with lots of terraced houses in lots of streets, and some shops and a station. It is, I suppose, normal, though what do I know about that?
I am going to stay with Michelle and Steve for as long as I need to. That’s what they said. I think they were a bit shocked when they met me, because I heard Michelle saying to Sarah’s mum: ‘Are you sure she’s sixteen?’ Apparently I look younger. I don’t thin...k I do, though. Probably I looked younger right then because we were drinking coffee (disgusting, it turns out) at a noisy, smelly place which was the motorway services, and everything had the texture of a dream. I must have looked like a child because I felt like one.
I want to wake up from that dream now. I miss home. At the Village, we had so much green space, and it kept us away from other people. This room I’m in now is a ‘box room’, apparently, and it feels like a box itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pull yourself together, Cathy.
Get a grip.
Stop crying.
I am in Isleworth. It turns out to be a place with lots of terraced houses in lots of streets, and some shops and a station. It is, I suppose, normal, though what do I know about that?
I am going to stay with Michelle and Steve for as long as I need to. That’s what they said. I think they were a bit shocked when they met me, because I heard Michelle saying to Sarah’s mum: ‘Are you sure she’s sixteen?’ Apparently I look younger. I don’t thin...k I do, though. Probably I looked younger right then because we were drinking coffee (disgusting, it turns out) at a noisy, smelly place which was the motorway services, and everything had the texture of a dream. I must have looked like a child because I felt like one.
I want to wake up from that dream now. I miss home. At the Village, we had so much green space, and it kept us away from other people. This room I’m in now is a ‘box room’, apparently, and it feels like a box itself.
What to read after Stranded?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Emily to read onlineMoreLess
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