Down in the Zero
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Quite well. She's been a patron of the hospital for years, serves on the board as well.""Well, she was concerned about the suicides. Some of them were peers of her son. I'm not sure what I could do—this isn't exactly my usual line of work. But I thought, the least I could do was get an expert opinion.""I see. About suicide, then?""About youth suicide in particular. What would make them do it? How come they seem to do it in clusters? Like that."He leaned back in his chair, flicking one hand again...st the white turtleneck he wore under a camel's hair sport coat. "Tell me what your take on it is," he said. "It might be more helpful if I tried to fill in the blanks.""Seems to me it's real hard being a kid. Not a baby, like a teenager, young adult, whatever. Hormones, peer pressure, uncertainty about the future, all kinds of messages about the environment, war, religion, society…tough to process. Kids are impatient, that's part of being one. They work hard at being cool, but they feel things real strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quite well. She's been a patron of the hospital for years, serves on the board as well.""Well, she was concerned about the suicides. Some of them were peers of her son. I'm not sure what I could do—this isn't exactly my usual line of work. But I thought, the least I could do was get an expert opinion.""I see. About suicide, then?""About youth suicide in particular. What would make them do it? How come they seem to do it in clusters? Like that."He leaned back in his chair, flicking one hand again...st the white turtleneck he wore under a camel's hair sport coat. "Tell me what your take on it is," he said. "It might be more helpful if I tried to fill in the blanks.""Seems to me it's real hard being a kid. Not a baby, like a teenager, young adult, whatever. Hormones, peer pressure, uncertainty about the future, all kinds of messages about the environment, war, religion, society…tough to process. Kids are impatient, that's part of being one. They work hard at being cool, but they feel things real strong.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Vachss to read onlineMoreLess
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