Summer Nights
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She was a very funny person. The way she was willing to drip-dry in the evening breeze appealed to Blaze. None of this rushing off to find a blow-dryer for her hair, or scurrying to a mirror to check her mascara. Blaze hated girls who were preoccupied with their faces.
Blaze and Molly fixed themselves huge dishes of food and retreated to a dark corner. Two more nice things. She wasn’t going to claim she was on a diet, never touched fattening stuff, or had to worry about an extra ounce. And—this ...boat was full of dark corners.
He was sorry to find that Molly would be staying in Westerly and it was that bossy girl Kip who would be in college in New York at the same time he was. “Wish it could be the other way around,” he said to Molly.
Molly just smiled. She was fairly cynical about compliments from boys. But she was a good listener, and sat through long stories about his life in Arizona, his parental job-split situation, and his boring summer here in Westerly.
“Westerly is kind of the back of the world,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a very funny person. The way she was willing to drip-dry in the evening breeze appealed to Blaze. None of this rushing off to find a blow-dryer for her hair, or scurrying to a mirror to check her mascara. Blaze hated girls who were preoccupied with their faces.
Blaze and Molly fixed themselves huge dishes of food and retreated to a dark corner. Two more nice things. She wasn’t going to claim she was on a diet, never touched fattening stuff, or had to worry about an extra ounce. And—this ...boat was full of dark corners.
He was sorry to find that Molly would be staying in Westerly and it was that bossy girl Kip who would be in college in New York at the same time he was. “Wish it could be the other way around,” he said to Molly.
Molly just smiled. She was fairly cynical about compliments from boys. But she was a good listener, and sat through long stories about his life in Arizona, his parental job-split situation, and his boring summer here in Westerly.
“Westerly is kind of the back of the world,”
What to read after Summer Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline B. Cooney to read onlineMoreLess
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