Wormwood Gate
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The queen rose to her feet. ‘So you have come, Molly Red!’ The red-haired woman nodded and stepped aside to make room for her companion. Julie stood up, stumbling slightly on a leg that had fallen asleep.
‘Aisling!’ Julie said and slapped her hand over her mouth. ‘Um, I mean –’ ‘I know her name. As I know your name, Julie,’ said the red-haired woman, looking at her in an assessing, calculating way that made Julie feel uncomfortable. She resisted the urge to look away or fidget, holding Molly Red...’s gaze until she nodded and said, ‘I see you found the shoes.’ ‘Do you want them back?’ said Julie, lifting her right foot and grabbing the shoe by the heel. She felt she would be glad to be rid of the shoes now, comfortable as they were. She had a vague memory of fairytales where accepting gifts was a dangerous thing to do. (Probably not as dangerous as making an oath without knowing what it would mean or killing a seagull who was working as a royal spy. Still, no need to make a bad situation worse.) ‘No,’ said Molly Red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The queen rose to her feet. ‘So you have come, Molly Red!’ The red-haired woman nodded and stepped aside to make room for her companion. Julie stood up, stumbling slightly on a leg that had fallen asleep.
‘Aisling!’ Julie said and slapped her hand over her mouth. ‘Um, I mean –’ ‘I know her name. As I know your name, Julie,’ said the red-haired woman, looking at her in an assessing, calculating way that made Julie feel uncomfortable. She resisted the urge to look away or fidget, holding Molly Red...’s gaze until she nodded and said, ‘I see you found the shoes.’ ‘Do you want them back?’ said Julie, lifting her right foot and grabbing the shoe by the heel. She felt she would be glad to be rid of the shoes now, comfortable as they were. She had a vague memory of fairytales where accepting gifts was a dangerous thing to do. (Probably not as dangerous as making an oath without knowing what it would mean or killing a seagull who was working as a royal spy. Still, no need to make a bad situation worse.) ‘No,’ said Molly Red.
What to read after Wormwood Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Farmar to read onlineMoreLess
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