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She’s wearing a red blazer and navy skirt. Coming from early morning mass. Leaves fly in behind her, scrabbling sideways across the linoleum. Trigger leaps off the kitchen chair and shoots down the hall, hitting the back of Sara’s knees, slopping coffee, yelping, thrashing his tail against the coatrack. The street behind Bethany is shiny, bluish after the rain. How bright. A boy on a bike, working hard, sun melting the chrome beneath him, obliterating spokes, the wheels flimsy as snowflakes. Flo...ck of pigeons. An armful of flung bread crusts. A man with a stolen shopping cart, jitterbugging bottles and cans. Bethany gives her red jacket a sharp tug, her eyes adjust to the dark hallway. Water drips on her from the ceiling. Several drops hit her thick, grey hair imperceptibly until a single icy drop runs down the side of her face, startling her. The church was quiet and dark. Seagulls flew over the skylight. Father Ryan raised the Eucharist, torpid complaint from the organ, seagulls screeching, wings slicing the pillar of sun from the skylight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’s wearing a red blazer and navy skirt. Coming from early morning mass. Leaves fly in behind her, scrabbling sideways across the linoleum. Trigger leaps off the kitchen chair and shoots down the hall, hitting the back of Sara’s knees, slopping coffee, yelping, thrashing his tail against the coatrack. The street behind Bethany is shiny, bluish after the rain. How bright. A boy on a bike, working hard, sun melting the chrome beneath him, obliterating spokes, the wheels flimsy as snowflakes. Flo...ck of pigeons. An armful of flung bread crusts. A man with a stolen shopping cart, jitterbugging bottles and cans. Bethany gives her red jacket a sharp tug, her eyes adjust to the dark hallway. Water drips on her from the ceiling. Several drops hit her thick, grey hair imperceptibly until a single icy drop runs down the side of her face, startling her. The church was quiet and dark. Seagulls flew over the skylight. Father Ryan raised the Eucharist, torpid complaint from the organ, seagulls screeching, wings slicing the pillar of sun from the skylight.
What to read after Open?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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