Playing for the Commandant (2014)
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My legs were cramping; my fingers were frozen. I was hungry and I needed the toilet. It reminded me of the cramped cattle train. Locked in the slatted box with nothing to eat and no way out, I’d thought that whatever our destination, it had to be better than that stinking carriage. I was wrong.
I fell into a dreamless sleep and woke to the sound of footsteps scurrying across the floor. I pulled myself out from under the bunk and edged toward the window, where a group of women stood pointing exci...tedly to the main square. I pressed my face to the glass. The place was deserted. A woman in a gray sack dress stood in the middle of the square under a cloudless sky. Others joined her — an old woman with a limp, a little girl wearing a striped shirt hanging down to her ankles, a group of boys looking for their mothers. The door swung open and a woman in a tattered shirt poked her head into the barrack.
“The last guards have fled their posts,” she shrieked, hopping from one birdlike leg to the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My legs were cramping; my fingers were frozen. I was hungry and I needed the toilet. It reminded me of the cramped cattle train. Locked in the slatted box with nothing to eat and no way out, I’d thought that whatever our destination, it had to be better than that stinking carriage. I was wrong.
I fell into a dreamless sleep and woke to the sound of footsteps scurrying across the floor. I pulled myself out from under the bunk and edged toward the window, where a group of women stood pointing exci...tedly to the main square. I pressed my face to the glass. The place was deserted. A woman in a gray sack dress stood in the middle of the square under a cloudless sky. Others joined her — an old woman with a limp, a little girl wearing a striped shirt hanging down to her ankles, a group of boys looking for their mothers. The door swung open and a woman in a tattered shirt poked her head into the barrack.
“The last guards have fled their posts,” she shrieked, hopping from one birdlike leg to the other.
What to read after Playing for the Commandant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzy Zail to read onlineMoreLess
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