One Small Thing
One Small Thing
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“Tom thinks his oysters have it all over us, man. But he hasn’t tasted my mother’s carne asada. And she also brought over some home-made chorizo. I’ll bring that out later. Wait until you taste that!” Smoke rose from the old Weber, Luis insisting on using charcoal. “The flavor, man. You can’t get that from gas!” Dan looked at the thin, tender strips of beef on Luis’ grill, knowing that with the salsa and the fresh corn tortillas Luis’ mother Dolores had brought over earlier in the day, the oy...sters would be just appetizers. “I think you’re right. Happy Fourth.” He brought up his Corona bottle and clinked it against Luis’. “Damn straight. Fourth of July. I’m just so glad school is out. Now I can spend all my time with Valerie and Tomás. But probably she’ll make me do all the laundry.” Dan nodded and swallowed his beer. Out in Dias Dorados Court, the neighbors were busy preparing for the long afternoon and evening, grills fired up, the air full of cooking meat and smoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Tom thinks his oysters have it all over us, man. But he hasn’t tasted my mother’s carne asada. And she also brought over some home-made chorizo. I’ll bring that out later. Wait until you taste that!” Smoke rose from the old Weber, Luis insisting on using charcoal. “The flavor, man. You can’t get that from gas!” Dan looked at the thin, tender strips of beef on Luis’ grill, knowing that with the salsa and the fresh corn tortillas Luis’ mother Dolores had brought over earlier in the day, the oy...sters would be just appetizers. “I think you’re right. Happy Fourth.” He brought up his Corona bottle and clinked it against Luis’. “Damn straight. Fourth of July. I’m just so glad school is out. Now I can spend all my time with Valerie and Tomás. But probably she’ll make me do all the laundry.” Dan nodded and swallowed his beer. Out in Dias Dorados Court, the neighbors were busy preparing for the long afternoon and evening, grills fired up, the air full of cooking meat and smoke.
What to read after One Small Thing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barksdale Inclan, Jessica to read onlineMoreLess
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