A Sister's Shame
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The plant stood beside a kitchen of sorts: a large chipped china basin flanked by two old wooden draining boards and a neglected gas stove. He didn’t bother to cook much because he was never here. He ate all he needed at the Cubby Hole or in the canteen at work. This place could hardly be called a palace, but he wasn’t looking for luxury. He just wanted somewhere to lay his head, somewhere cheap, if not cheerful. His mum and dad had offered him lodgings, but their gaff was all the way up at Aldg...ate, too far from his work in the docks and his social life at the Cubby Hole.
Bing squashed his hair with the flat of his hand, but it only stood up again. The remains of the brilliantine that he’d slapped on last night for his visit to the Queen’s made it look a mess. He didn’t like the sticky stuff. Hair oil smelled a bit fancy for his liking. But it was time for him to improve his image. Merely saying hello to Marie every day and making a joke to cover up his true feelings was wearing a bit thin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plant stood beside a kitchen of sorts: a large chipped china basin flanked by two old wooden draining boards and a neglected gas stove. He didn’t bother to cook much because he was never here. He ate all he needed at the Cubby Hole or in the canteen at work. This place could hardly be called a palace, but he wasn’t looking for luxury. He just wanted somewhere to lay his head, somewhere cheap, if not cheerful. His mum and dad had offered him lodgings, but their gaff was all the way up at Aldg...ate, too far from his work in the docks and his social life at the Cubby Hole.
Bing squashed his hair with the flat of his hand, but it only stood up again. The remains of the brilliantine that he’d slapped on last night for his visit to the Queen’s made it look a mess. He didn’t like the sticky stuff. Hair oil smelled a bit fancy for his liking. But it was time for him to improve his image. Merely saying hello to Marie every day and making a joke to cover up his true feelings was wearing a bit thin.
What to read after A Sister's Shame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Rivers to read onlineMoreLess
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