Ripples On a Pond (2013)
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The pill may have killed their dances. Once upon a time, the only way a boy could get his hands onto a girl was on the dance floor. Not any more. By the seventies, a few of the local boys were doing what they could to evade girls wanting to get a hand onto them.
The last Woody Creek debutant ball had been a failure, attended by the middle-aged and elderly, there to watch their daughters or granddaughters curtsy to the mayor and his wife, two blow-ins from Melbourne – or they’d blown in fifteen y...ears ago. They’d die blow-ins. It took a generation or two to become a Woody Creek local.
Georgie was a local but didn’t feel like one. She went to the ball in jeans and T-shirt, there only to see the frocks, then to watch the debs and their partners stumble around the dance floor, each doing their own version of the waltz.
The oldies knew how to dance. She’d learnt how it was done – which said something about her age. Jenny and John McPherson danced; Jim and Amy remained seated. Artificial legs and arthritic hips don’t stand up well to the dance floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pill may have killed their dances. Once upon a time, the only way a boy could get his hands onto a girl was on the dance floor. Not any more. By the seventies, a few of the local boys were doing what they could to evade girls wanting to get a hand onto them.
The last Woody Creek debutant ball had been a failure, attended by the middle-aged and elderly, there to watch their daughters or granddaughters curtsy to the mayor and his wife, two blow-ins from Melbourne – or they’d blown in fifteen y...ears ago. They’d die blow-ins. It took a generation or two to become a Woody Creek local.
Georgie was a local but didn’t feel like one. She went to the ball in jeans and T-shirt, there only to see the frocks, then to watch the debs and their partners stumble around the dance floor, each doing their own version of the waltz.
The oldies knew how to dance. She’d learnt how it was done – which said something about her age. Jenny and John McPherson danced; Jim and Amy remained seated. Artificial legs and arthritic hips don’t stand up well to the dance floor.
What to read after Ripples On a Pond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joy Dettman to read onlineMoreLess
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