A Private Business (2013)
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When there was a group of them, as now, they were more voluble. On her own in her bedroom, Mumtaz listened to Pastor Grint lead about ten people in a made-up prayer that, to Mumtaz, sounded like a conversation. Shazia had been subdued when she’d spoken to her earlier, but she’d said she’d been OK. She and Vi Collins had apparently shared a vast take away pizza the previous night which had made her happy, even if she still wanted to know when her stepmother was going to return home. But then that... was only natural. The girl’s life had been, albeit temporarily, turned upside down. Shazia had had quite enough upheaval and uncertainty in her young life, she didn’t need any more. Mumtaz’s thoughts turned to the subject of her late husband.
Whatever Lee Arnold might think, making her cover her head had been the least of Ahmed’s faults. In fact it hadn’t been a fault at all, because before Ahmed had even been a thought in her father’s head, Mumtaz had wanted to cover. A level of modesty made her feel better, more secure, more engaged with her religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When there was a group of them, as now, they were more voluble. On her own in her bedroom, Mumtaz listened to Pastor Grint lead about ten people in a made-up prayer that, to Mumtaz, sounded like a conversation. Shazia had been subdued when she’d spoken to her earlier, but she’d said she’d been OK. She and Vi Collins had apparently shared a vast take away pizza the previous night which had made her happy, even if she still wanted to know when her stepmother was going to return home. But then that... was only natural. The girl’s life had been, albeit temporarily, turned upside down. Shazia had had quite enough upheaval and uncertainty in her young life, she didn’t need any more. Mumtaz’s thoughts turned to the subject of her late husband.
Whatever Lee Arnold might think, making her cover her head had been the least of Ahmed’s faults. In fact it hadn’t been a fault at all, because before Ahmed had even been a thought in her father’s head, Mumtaz had wanted to cover. A level of modesty made her feel better, more secure, more engaged with her religion.
What to read after A Private Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Nadel to read onlineMoreLess
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