Sleight of Hand (2011)
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As ever, these days, big thoughts require Ricardo’s input. I seem to have lost the ability to chew over complex issues on my own.
We chat for a while about life, the weather, London, money, and Ricardo’s work, before he asks, “So? Tell me.”
“Tell you what?”
“What’s worrying.”
I laugh. “Am I that transparent these days?”
Ricardo laughs. “It’s what you do Chups. You talk about everything else first. And then if you don’t hang up, there’s some big thing.”
“OK. Good call. Well, it’s Jenny. Or rather... Sarah.”
“Sarah.”
“Yeah. It’s difficult really. But what happens to Sarah if … you know …”
“Jenny is dying.”
“Well yes. Exactly.”
“You think she is dying?”
“No. She’s fine. But it could happen.”
“Of course.”
“And Sarah’s not even five.”
“You want we take her?”
“Ricardo!” I laugh. “No! I just want to talk about what happens to kids who lose their parents.”
“Oh, OK. Well Jenny have no family now, right?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As ever, these days, big thoughts require Ricardo’s input. I seem to have lost the ability to chew over complex issues on my own.
We chat for a while about life, the weather, London, money, and Ricardo’s work, before he asks, “So? Tell me.”
“Tell you what?”
“What’s worrying.”
I laugh. “Am I that transparent these days?”
Ricardo laughs. “It’s what you do Chups. You talk about everything else first. And then if you don’t hang up, there’s some big thing.”
“OK. Good call. Well, it’s Jenny. Or rather... Sarah.”
“Sarah.”
“Yeah. It’s difficult really. But what happens to Sarah if … you know …”
“Jenny is dying.”
“Well yes. Exactly.”
“You think she is dying?”
“No. She’s fine. But it could happen.”
“Of course.”
“And Sarah’s not even five.”
“You want we take her?”
“Ricardo!” I laugh. “No! I just want to talk about what happens to kids who lose their parents.”
“Oh, OK. Well Jenny have no family now, right?”
What to read after Sleight of Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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