Dreamrider (2006)
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The supermarket was ugly. Big cream tiles made it look like a public toilet block. Inside, the aisles were narrow and crowded with boxes. The fluorescent lighting flickered.
I hadn’t made a list, but I knew we needed bread, milk and eggs. There were other things, but I reckoned I’d see them as I wandered down the aisles. I liked shopping. I liked to take my time in each the aisle, examining the shelves. There’s always interesting stuff. Tins of Asian vegetables, shrink-wrapped cheese from Norway..., CDs, DVDs, choker chains for dogs. Sometimes, I imagined the lives of people who bought these things. Homesick people or old people who lived in apartments with only a dog and memories. So many lives out there, closed to me. I liked unfamiliar supermarkets in particular. Because I didn’t know the layout, I had to go down every aisle. I got to see everything.
I found the free-range eggs. The first carton had a cracked egg in it. The second carton seemed okay. I took out each egg in turn, felt its cool hardness in my hands, replaced it carefully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The supermarket was ugly. Big cream tiles made it look like a public toilet block. Inside, the aisles were narrow and crowded with boxes. The fluorescent lighting flickered.
I hadn’t made a list, but I knew we needed bread, milk and eggs. There were other things, but I reckoned I’d see them as I wandered down the aisles. I liked shopping. I liked to take my time in each the aisle, examining the shelves. There’s always interesting stuff. Tins of Asian vegetables, shrink-wrapped cheese from Norway..., CDs, DVDs, choker chains for dogs. Sometimes, I imagined the lives of people who bought these things. Homesick people or old people who lived in apartments with only a dog and memories. So many lives out there, closed to me. I liked unfamiliar supermarkets in particular. Because I didn’t know the layout, I had to go down every aisle. I got to see everything.
I found the free-range eggs. The first carton had a cracked egg in it. The second carton seemed okay. I took out each egg in turn, felt its cool hardness in my hands, replaced it carefully.
What to read after Dreamrider?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Jonsberg to read onlineMoreLess
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