True Colors
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(This is very important. This one time we got Tickled Pink on our grandma’s white rug. She was not happy at all.) 2. Rip off another paper towel, fold it up, and put some polish remover on it. If you have polish on your toes already, make sure you get it all off. If you don’t, just rub the remover over your nails once to remove any dirt that might be on them. (Dirt makes polish look lumpy, and that is the absolute pits! No one wants lumpy polish!) 3. Rip off two more paper towels. Twist the firs...t one into a long tube and weave it back and forth between your toes to separate them a little bit. (This will help keep polish off the skin of one toe when you’re painting the one next to it.) Then do the same thing with the second paper towel on your other foot. You might need to tuck the end of the paper towel under your pinkie toe if it pops up and gets in your way while you polish. (You can also use tape if you need to—but you probably won’t need to.) 4. Open your bottle of clear polish and apply a coat on each nail.
What to read after True Colors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jill Santopolo to read onlineMoreLess
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