Biting the Moon
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The road they traveled to get there was stony, rutted, and winding. Andi (who said she wanted more experience driving dirt roads) pulled up in a cloud of dust before a high chain-link fence, its big metal gates open, accelerated, shifted too late, and lurched to an unplanned stop. She tried again and popped them through the gate and went grinding up the incline. There was a lot of land and plenty of room for cars to circle. The road itself was a horseshoe, making an easy entrance and exit.
“Look... at that,” said Mary, all in a breath.
All along the top of the landfill, up above the area where you could drive in your car, were figures “sculpted” of parts that could only have been salvaged from the town’s trash, a pile of heavy rusted pieces sitting at the far end, probably the raw junk pile from which the sculptures were constructed. In among the cast-iron stoves, the refrigerator doors, and heavy car parts were aluminum pieces: parts of bumpers, grilles, hubcaps. It was really amazing, especially since the parts hadn’t just been piled together to form some unnameable object but had been carefully welded to form the unnameable object; whatever the object formed in this manner, it resembled things she’d seen resting on public lands—gracing state capitals, libraries, parks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The road they traveled to get there was stony, rutted, and winding. Andi (who said she wanted more experience driving dirt roads) pulled up in a cloud of dust before a high chain-link fence, its big metal gates open, accelerated, shifted too late, and lurched to an unplanned stop. She tried again and popped them through the gate and went grinding up the incline. There was a lot of land and plenty of room for cars to circle. The road itself was a horseshoe, making an easy entrance and exit.
“Look... at that,” said Mary, all in a breath.
All along the top of the landfill, up above the area where you could drive in your car, were figures “sculpted” of parts that could only have been salvaged from the town’s trash, a pile of heavy rusted pieces sitting at the far end, probably the raw junk pile from which the sculptures were constructed. In among the cast-iron stoves, the refrigerator doors, and heavy car parts were aluminum pieces: parts of bumpers, grilles, hubcaps. It was really amazing, especially since the parts hadn’t just been piled together to form some unnameable object but had been carefully welded to form the unnameable object; whatever the object formed in this manner, it resembled things she’d seen resting on public lands—gracing state capitals, libraries, parks.
What to read after Biting the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Grimes to read onlineMoreLess
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