The Cardturner
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No, I didn't ask him if he liked books that had dead people in them. But as my mother says, I can be pretty clever when I'm not being stupid. I decided I'd get him talking about religion, because if you think about it, most religions are all about death.
"Why don't you play bridge on Sunday?" I began as we drove to the bridge studio.
"Four times a week is about as much as I can take," he said.
It wasn't the answer I had hoped for. "Do you go to church on Sunday?" I asked.
"Hah!" ...This was getting me nowhere.
"Do you believe in God?" I asked.
Another "Hah!" Maybe my idea wasn't so great. I once had a teacher who told me I'd be twice as smart if I was half as smart as I thought I was. I'm still trying to figure that one out.
"I'm aware there is a greater reality, of which I'm totally unaware," my uncle said, surprising me. "I imagine I'm a lot like Captain and the radio." He explained that he had been listening to his radio earlier, and that his dog, Captain, had been in the room with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, I didn't ask him if he liked books that had dead people in them. But as my mother says, I can be pretty clever when I'm not being stupid. I decided I'd get him talking about religion, because if you think about it, most religions are all about death.
"Why don't you play bridge on Sunday?" I began as we drove to the bridge studio.
"Four times a week is about as much as I can take," he said.
It wasn't the answer I had hoped for. "Do you go to church on Sunday?" I asked.
"Hah!" ...This was getting me nowhere.
"Do you believe in God?" I asked.
Another "Hah!" Maybe my idea wasn't so great. I once had a teacher who told me I'd be twice as smart if I was half as smart as I thought I was. I'm still trying to figure that one out.
"I'm aware there is a greater reality, of which I'm totally unaware," my uncle said, surprising me. "I imagine I'm a lot like Captain and the radio." He explained that he had been listening to his radio earlier, and that his dog, Captain, had been in the room with him.
What to read after The Cardturner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Sachar to read onlineMoreLess
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