Road Trip (2002)
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my father bellowed into the next room as he struggled with his tie.
My mother usually did his ties for him, and he didn’t seem to be doing very well. He’d tied and untied it two times already. First it was too short, and then too long.
I loosened the loop in mine — my mother had tied it for me the night before — and then slipped it over my head and around my neck. The tie, combined with a long-sleeved white shirt with a collar, black dress pants and black leather shoes, made it feel like I was h...eading to church.
“Come on, guys!” my father yelled again. He stood before the mirror making the final adjustments to his tie, now satisfied that it was the right length.
David, followed by Jamie and then Mark, came into the room. They all looked equally dressy and equally uncomfortable. The only noticeable difference was that David was wearing one of his shiny black dress shoes and holding the second in his hands.
“Those things both go on your feet, you know,” my father said to David.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my father bellowed into the next room as he struggled with his tie.
My mother usually did his ties for him, and he didn’t seem to be doing very well. He’d tied and untied it two times already. First it was too short, and then too long.
I loosened the loop in mine — my mother had tied it for me the night before — and then slipped it over my head and around my neck. The tie, combined with a long-sleeved white shirt with a collar, black dress pants and black leather shoes, made it feel like I was h...eading to church.
“Come on, guys!” my father yelled again. He stood before the mirror making the final adjustments to his tie, now satisfied that it was the right length.
David, followed by Jamie and then Mark, came into the room. They all looked equally dressy and equally uncomfortable. The only noticeable difference was that David was wearing one of his shiny black dress shoes and holding the second in his hands.
“Those things both go on your feet, you know,” my father said to David.
What to read after Road Trip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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