The Kind of Friends We Used to Be
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She did not automatically check her reflection in the media center window, which she passed as soon as she entered the building, and she resisted the impulse to rush into the girls’ bathroom next to the science lab to touch up her strawberry Lip Smacker lip gloss before heading to her locker. It wasn’t that she didn’t care about being pretty anymore, it was just that she had a different idea about herself all of the sudden. She was a person who, yes, was pretty, but she was also serious. She had... business to take care of.
It was clear that Mazie did not like the new Marylin one bit.
“Do you know how boring you’ve become?” she asked the morning after Marylin’s second Student Government meeting. Marylin had been telling Mazie and Ashley about how a group of eighth-grade representatives were lobbying for more vegetarian entrées in the cafeteria, and how they thought that the administration was conspiring against them to save money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She did not automatically check her reflection in the media center window, which she passed as soon as she entered the building, and she resisted the impulse to rush into the girls’ bathroom next to the science lab to touch up her strawberry Lip Smacker lip gloss before heading to her locker. It wasn’t that she didn’t care about being pretty anymore, it was just that she had a different idea about herself all of the sudden. She was a person who, yes, was pretty, but she was also serious. She had... business to take care of.
It was clear that Mazie did not like the new Marylin one bit.
“Do you know how boring you’ve become?” she asked the morning after Marylin’s second Student Government meeting. Marylin had been telling Mazie and Ashley about how a group of eighth-grade representatives were lobbying for more vegetarian entrées in the cafeteria, and how they thought that the administration was conspiring against them to save money.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances O'roark Dowell to read onlineMoreLess
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