The Blue Girl
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It’s got to be a tough and thankless gig, and I wonder, not for the first time, why they take it on.
But no fairies. No ghost either, for that matter.
Then I try what I’d read in one of the library’s books, about how you can see magical creatures more easily from the corner of your eye. When I give that a shot, sure enough, there they are. It’s not like I can suddenly see packs of them, running around the halls; just occasional glimpses of strange little men with Rasta hair and raggedy c...lothes. It’s not much, but it’s enough to let me know that they’re really here.
I pretend not to have seen anything, and I don’t mention it to Maxine either. I simply go to my last couple of classes, then take Maxine to one of the cafes on Williamson Street. I figure we need to have our war council in a public place, somewhere busy enough that the fairies won’t be around. I check from the corners of my eyes as we place our orders, then carry our drinks to the table, but we seem to be in a fairy-free zone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s got to be a tough and thankless gig, and I wonder, not for the first time, why they take it on.
But no fairies. No ghost either, for that matter.
Then I try what I’d read in one of the library’s books, about how you can see magical creatures more easily from the corner of your eye. When I give that a shot, sure enough, there they are. It’s not like I can suddenly see packs of them, running around the halls; just occasional glimpses of strange little men with Rasta hair and raggedy c...lothes. It’s not much, but it’s enough to let me know that they’re really here.
I pretend not to have seen anything, and I don’t mention it to Maxine either. I simply go to my last couple of classes, then take Maxine to one of the cafes on Williamson Street. I figure we need to have our war council in a public place, somewhere busy enough that the fairies won’t be around. I check from the corners of my eyes as we place our orders, then carry our drinks to the table, but we seem to be in a fairy-free zone.
What to read after The Blue Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Lint to read onlineMoreLess
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