Bingo (2011)
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PIERRE SUNDAY … 5 APRIL What’d you say?” Mr. Pierre was breathless with anticipation.
“ ‘No. I never thought of that.’ That’s what I said.”
Having finished my story about Louise, Diz, and tennis, I grabbed another crème caramel. Tea with Mr. Pierre sent shivers of delight down my spine. Cooking was his third-favorite pastime, after gossip and decorating.
This Sunday afternoon, cozily protected from the drizzle, the two of us chatted. Lolly and Pewter slept at our feet. Usually tea meant the gang... at the Curl ’n Twirl plus whomever else Mr. Pierre found amusing that week. He kept a hit list and a shit list. Once even I plummeted to his shit list, barred from tea for a month. I remember it well because I’d come home from my first semester at college and used “fucking” in every other sentence. The praise word was “far-fucking out.” Mr. Pierre steamed with indignation. Mother refused to talk to me but he tore into me. First he said it was plain rude. Second, he said it bespoke a paucity of imagination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PIERRE SUNDAY … 5 APRIL What’d you say?” Mr. Pierre was breathless with anticipation.
“ ‘No. I never thought of that.’ That’s what I said.”
Having finished my story about Louise, Diz, and tennis, I grabbed another crème caramel. Tea with Mr. Pierre sent shivers of delight down my spine. Cooking was his third-favorite pastime, after gossip and decorating.
This Sunday afternoon, cozily protected from the drizzle, the two of us chatted. Lolly and Pewter slept at our feet. Usually tea meant the gang... at the Curl ’n Twirl plus whomever else Mr. Pierre found amusing that week. He kept a hit list and a shit list. Once even I plummeted to his shit list, barred from tea for a month. I remember it well because I’d come home from my first semester at college and used “fucking” in every other sentence. The praise word was “far-fucking out.” Mr. Pierre steamed with indignation. Mother refused to talk to me but he tore into me. First he said it was plain rude. Second, he said it bespoke a paucity of imagination.
What to read after Bingo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita Mae Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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