Paper Daisies (2015)
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And continue to ignore him. The light is dimming, the sun well behind the ridge that sits over the town, but it dims nothing of the place: a dogleg of pubs and faded shop awnings advertising their wares along with their inventive approaches to architecture. There would not be a square in any joint here but by accident, I’ll bet. The whole town is an accident, of the rushes, now half-forgotten, and more than half the shops appear permanently closed, boarded up, just as several huts on the rather ...less colourful dogleg in looked abandoned and half-scavenged of their tin and timbers, bark roofs long gone. The yard we are passing now is bounded by wire-strung pickets lurching drunkenly in want of a nail, and all that stands in the yard is a brick chimney – all that’s left of whoever once dwelt there. Extraordinary to think that, not so long ago, no further back in human history than the year I was born, this would have been one of the richest places on earth, teeming with optimism, but there’s not a street lamp to be seen as testament to it today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And continue to ignore him. The light is dimming, the sun well behind the ridge that sits over the town, but it dims nothing of the place: a dogleg of pubs and faded shop awnings advertising their wares along with their inventive approaches to architecture. There would not be a square in any joint here but by accident, I’ll bet. The whole town is an accident, of the rushes, now half-forgotten, and more than half the shops appear permanently closed, boarded up, just as several huts on the rather ...less colourful dogleg in looked abandoned and half-scavenged of their tin and timbers, bark roofs long gone. The yard we are passing now is bounded by wire-strung pickets lurching drunkenly in want of a nail, and all that stands in the yard is a brick chimney – all that’s left of whoever once dwelt there. Extraordinary to think that, not so long ago, no further back in human history than the year I was born, this would have been one of the richest places on earth, teeming with optimism, but there’s not a street lamp to be seen as testament to it today.
What to read after Paper Daisies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kim Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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