The Girls
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Her mum looked somehow supercharged, as if she’d had too much coffee, or someone had just told her the funniest joke she’d ever heard and she’d only just stopped laughing.‘I’ve got something to tell you,’ she said. ‘Sit down.’Pip blanched; she sat down with a dreadful heaviness in her limbs.Grace was dead.‘It’s Daddy,’ Clare began.Her dad was dead.‘He’s on his way. Here. To the hospital.’Pip recoiled slightly. ‘What?’‘He’s going to be here in a few minutes.’She felt colour rise through her. The ...soft heat of joy.‘But, how? Did the hospital give him special permission?’She saw something pass through her mum’s eyes, a flicker of doubt. ‘Yes,’ she said. ‘They said he could come. Because of Grace. And stay as long as he needs to stay. And even maybe not go back if we need him here.’Pip let out a small peal of laughter. ‘Oh my God!’ she said. ‘Oh my God! I’m going to see my daddy!’ And then she felt her stomach twist a bit and lowered her hands and said, ‘Is he OK?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her mum looked somehow supercharged, as if she’d had too much coffee, or someone had just told her the funniest joke she’d ever heard and she’d only just stopped laughing.‘I’ve got something to tell you,’ she said. ‘Sit down.’Pip blanched; she sat down with a dreadful heaviness in her limbs.Grace was dead.‘It’s Daddy,’ Clare began.Her dad was dead.‘He’s on his way. Here. To the hospital.’Pip recoiled slightly. ‘What?’‘He’s going to be here in a few minutes.’She felt colour rise through her. The ...soft heat of joy.‘But, how? Did the hospital give him special permission?’She saw something pass through her mum’s eyes, a flicker of doubt. ‘Yes,’ she said. ‘They said he could come. Because of Grace. And stay as long as he needs to stay. And even maybe not go back if we need him here.’Pip let out a small peal of laughter. ‘Oh my God!’ she said. ‘Oh my God! I’m going to see my daddy!’ And then she felt her stomach twist a bit and lowered her hands and said, ‘Is he OK?
What to read after The Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jewell to read onlineMoreLess
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