Tears (2001)
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“DAD, THIS PLACE IS A JOKE,” Gaia complained, her eyes darting from side to side as she stood at the entrance of Antique Boutique, the primo FOH shopping stop. She just knew she would run into Megan or Tina or Heather herself. And the last people Gaia felt like seeing were the Kate-Spade-toting, Tommy-reeking, self-designated in crowd who had placed themselves at the top of the Village School’s limited social pyramid.
Blending In It was kind of funny: For the first time since they’d reunited, Ga...ia actually found she was annoyed with her father. But she supposed that was a good sign. Teenage daughters were supposed to get annoyed with their dads, right?
“Gaia, you swore you’d let me take you on a shopping spree and buy you some new clothes,” he mumbled. “Besides, what’s wrong with this place?” He lowered his dark glasses and gave the boutique a piercing, blue-eyed once-over. “It looks... fashionable.” The word seemed to catch in his throat.
Before Gaia could point out that he was clearly as miserable as she was, an overly excited salesman shot up like a jack-in-the-box from under a counter in the bag check.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“DAD, THIS PLACE IS A JOKE,” Gaia complained, her eyes darting from side to side as she stood at the entrance of Antique Boutique, the primo FOH shopping stop. She just knew she would run into Megan or Tina or Heather herself. And the last people Gaia felt like seeing were the Kate-Spade-toting, Tommy-reeking, self-designated in crowd who had placed themselves at the top of the Village School’s limited social pyramid.
Blending In It was kind of funny: For the first time since they’d reunited, Ga...ia actually found she was annoyed with her father. But she supposed that was a good sign. Teenage daughters were supposed to get annoyed with their dads, right?
“Gaia, you swore you’d let me take you on a shopping spree and buy you some new clothes,” he mumbled. “Besides, what’s wrong with this place?” He lowered his dark glasses and gave the boutique a piercing, blue-eyed once-over. “It looks... fashionable.” The word seemed to catch in his throat.
Before Gaia could point out that he was clearly as miserable as she was, an overly excited salesman shot up like a jack-in-the-box from under a counter in the bag check.
What to read after Tears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francine Pascal to read onlineMoreLess
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