Little Face
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They were in the home of Maunagh and Richard Rae, Richard Fancourt as was. The house was a three-storey semi-detached on a wide, tree-lined road in Gillingham, Kent. The drive down from Spilling had been awkward, the conversation stilted and polite, but at least Charlie had not been actively hostile.Opposite Simon, in an armchair that had a dark, greasy, headshaped patch in the middle of its back-rest, sat a young boy wearing a maroon school uniform jumper and black trousers. He had messy, sand-...coloured hair, a half-eaten sandwich in his hand, and an institutional smell about him that reminded Simon of Gorse Hill, the comprehensive school he had attended in the seventies and eighties.`Mum and Dad won't be a minute,' said Oliver Rae, whose own school was closed for the afternoon because the central heating had broken down. Simon watched him chew the thick, flecked bread, which looked unappetisingly wholesome. David Fancourt's halfsibling. About thirteen, Simon guessed. Definitely not a baby girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were in the home of Maunagh and Richard Rae, Richard Fancourt as was. The house was a three-storey semi-detached on a wide, tree-lined road in Gillingham, Kent. The drive down from Spilling had been awkward, the conversation stilted and polite, but at least Charlie had not been actively hostile.Opposite Simon, in an armchair that had a dark, greasy, headshaped patch in the middle of its back-rest, sat a young boy wearing a maroon school uniform jumper and black trousers. He had messy, sand-...coloured hair, a half-eaten sandwich in his hand, and an institutional smell about him that reminded Simon of Gorse Hill, the comprehensive school he had attended in the seventies and eighties.`Mum and Dad won't be a minute,' said Oliver Rae, whose own school was closed for the afternoon because the central heating had broken down. Simon watched him chew the thick, flecked bread, which looked unappetisingly wholesome. David Fancourt's halfsibling. About thirteen, Simon guessed. Definitely not a baby girl.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Hannah to read onlineMoreLess
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