21 Proms (2015)
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When he had gone to his prom, thirty years earlier, he spent a good fifteen minutes sitting in his car, idling, just around the corner from Jennie Dooley’s parents’ house. Fidgeting with the cross hanging from the dashboard mirror of his father’s Buick. Staring straight forward.
He remembered sweating a lot then, scratching at his cummerbund, doing everything he could to talk himself out of putting the car back in first and heading right back home. It would look bad. It would look very bad. ...Eventually, he made it to the Dooley front door and, after a few minutes of bringing his finger to the buzzer and pulling it back, he finally pushed it. There was no reason for him to be nervous; he’d met Jennie’s parents (her dad had even been his American Legion baseball coach), and Joe was charming, quick, the type of guy parents loved. But still. Something was making him sweat.
He found himself sweating more now, more than his daughter, so much so that she frowned and asked him if he’d taken his blood pressure medication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he had gone to his prom, thirty years earlier, he spent a good fifteen minutes sitting in his car, idling, just around the corner from Jennie Dooley’s parents’ house. Fidgeting with the cross hanging from the dashboard mirror of his father’s Buick. Staring straight forward.
He remembered sweating a lot then, scratching at his cummerbund, doing everything he could to talk himself out of putting the car back in first and heading right back home. It would look bad. It would look very bad. ...Eventually, he made it to the Dooley front door and, after a few minutes of bringing his finger to the buzzer and pulling it back, he finally pushed it. There was no reason for him to be nervous; he’d met Jennie’s parents (her dad had even been his American Legion baseball coach), and Joe was charming, quick, the type of guy parents loved. But still. Something was making him sweat.
He found himself sweating more now, more than his daughter, so much so that she frowned and asked him if he’d taken his blood pressure medication.
What to read after 21 Proms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Levithan to read onlineMoreLess
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