Jasmine Skies
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It seems as if a whole world is living inside these red brick arches. It’s like someone has turned up the volume on all my senses: a woman’s voice is blaring train times over a tannoy; a little girl with an infected-looking sore on her mouth is shadowing us: ‘Babu, babu, babu . . .’ she pleads, hand outstretched; now a family is settling down to rest, spreading out thin cloths on the concrete floor, one for each child to lay their heads, right in the middle of all of this mayhem.
There are l...ittle kiosks and traders selling chai and hot samosas, seemingly plonked right in the middle of the station. Weaving our way through all of this we finally find our way to a queue of shouting people clamouring for tickets. In front of us a blonde teenage girl wearing a rucksack and a tall thin boy in a grubby ‘Make Chai, not War!’ T-shirt are holding up the queue as they try to work out which train they should be catching. They’re heading for Darjeeling. Behind us, people are stepping out of line to shout at them to hurry up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems as if a whole world is living inside these red brick arches. It’s like someone has turned up the volume on all my senses: a woman’s voice is blaring train times over a tannoy; a little girl with an infected-looking sore on her mouth is shadowing us: ‘Babu, babu, babu . . .’ she pleads, hand outstretched; now a family is settling down to rest, spreading out thin cloths on the concrete floor, one for each child to lay their heads, right in the middle of all of this mayhem.
There are l...ittle kiosks and traders selling chai and hot samosas, seemingly plonked right in the middle of the station. Weaving our way through all of this we finally find our way to a queue of shouting people clamouring for tickets. In front of us a blonde teenage girl wearing a rucksack and a tall thin boy in a grubby ‘Make Chai, not War!’ T-shirt are holding up the queue as they try to work out which train they should be catching. They’re heading for Darjeeling. Behind us, people are stepping out of line to shout at them to hurry up.
What to read after Jasmine Skies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sita Brahmachari to read onlineMoreLess
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