The Death of Bees (2012)
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Quite the tom. They took a seat on the swings while I was exiled to the roundabout. Not a keeper this one, I can tell.
He takes her hand, she holds it. He reaches across and finds her lips. I don’t know how she can, but it seems they’ll never stop. She plays with his hair. They move from the swings. They hold one another and kiss again. He whispers to her. She stops in her tracks. She shakes her head and pushes him away. He swears at her. She walks away, he pulls her back. She runs to me and tri...ps, she falls. I run to her, reach for her, the cut is bad. He comes toward us.
“Oh God, Marnie, I’m sorry.”
He’s on the ground next to her, the blood pouring from her knee seeming worse because of the confounded rain and not a brolly between us. It’s always raining here. Raining and pouring.
A blaggard he is. A blaggard.
He grabs her face. “The jellies aren’t about you. I’ll get better, I just need a few. Speak to Mick.”
She pulls away. “Leave me alone,” she whispers.
We limp home in the rain, it didn’t stop for almost a week if memory serves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quite the tom. They took a seat on the swings while I was exiled to the roundabout. Not a keeper this one, I can tell.
He takes her hand, she holds it. He reaches across and finds her lips. I don’t know how she can, but it seems they’ll never stop. She plays with his hair. They move from the swings. They hold one another and kiss again. He whispers to her. She stops in her tracks. She shakes her head and pushes him away. He swears at her. She walks away, he pulls her back. She runs to me and tri...ps, she falls. I run to her, reach for her, the cut is bad. He comes toward us.
“Oh God, Marnie, I’m sorry.”
He’s on the ground next to her, the blood pouring from her knee seeming worse because of the confounded rain and not a brolly between us. It’s always raining here. Raining and pouring.
A blaggard he is. A blaggard.
He grabs her face. “The jellies aren’t about you. I’ll get better, I just need a few. Speak to Mick.”
She pulls away. “Leave me alone,” she whispers.
We limp home in the rain, it didn’t stop for almost a week if memory serves.
What to read after The Death of Bees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa O'donnell to read onlineMoreLess
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