You Can't Escape
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6:00 AM. She was cold. The blanket she’d thrown over herself hadn’t been able to completely dissipate the chill. Her bare feet hit the wood floor and a cold frisson ran up her leg. She was going to have to get the electricity back on one way or another.She went upstairs to the bathroom and sluiced her face with cold water, then she fumbled for the hand towel she’d put up yesterday and buried her face in it. After that, she went into her old bedroom, the one she’d shared with Kara, and dug in her... bag for a fresh pair of jeans and a long-sleeved T-shirt. Faint morning light was piercing the gloom.Returning to the first floor, she went into the living room and stirred up the embers in the woodstove. She then added more kindling and chunks of fir and oak and worked to get the fire going. Once satisfied it was going to stay lit, she filled a kettle with water, then placed it on the stovetop. She’d brought some instant coffee and tea bags with her, and there was a little bit of cream left in the carton she’d put into a bucket with ice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6:00 AM. She was cold. The blanket she’d thrown over herself hadn’t been able to completely dissipate the chill. Her bare feet hit the wood floor and a cold frisson ran up her leg. She was going to have to get the electricity back on one way or another.She went upstairs to the bathroom and sluiced her face with cold water, then she fumbled for the hand towel she’d put up yesterday and buried her face in it. After that, she went into her old bedroom, the one she’d shared with Kara, and dug in her... bag for a fresh pair of jeans and a long-sleeved T-shirt. Faint morning light was piercing the gloom.Returning to the first floor, she went into the living room and stirred up the embers in the woodstove. She then added more kindling and chunks of fir and oak and worked to get the fire going. Once satisfied it was going to stay lit, she filled a kettle with water, then placed it on the stovetop. She’d brought some instant coffee and tea bags with her, and there was a little bit of cream left in the carton she’d put into a bucket with ice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Bush to read onlineMoreLess
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