The Forever Girl
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she said to a friend, much later. “That’s how I remember the stages of my life – by the colours.”She had to explain. “I began in the Cayman Islands. The colours there were Caribbean – very intense.”“Blue?”“Yes, of course. That was the sea. Blue or turquoise, depending on the depth. Deep sea was deep blue, like that intense blue ink. You don’t find it elsewhere, I think. Or if you do, I’ve never seen it. But it wasn’t just that blue. There was another blue that people liked – a much lighter shade... that they used to paint houses. That and pink. They loved pink too. They were pastel shades, I suppose.”“I can see them. Houses with blue window-frames and doors.”“Exactly. Those were the colours I grew up with. And then suddenly I was in Scotland and …”“The colours were very different.”“Yes. Everything was gentler. There were no bright colours – just those soft greens and purples and, yes, white. There are lots of whites in Scotland. White in the sky and in the rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she said to a friend, much later. “That’s how I remember the stages of my life – by the colours.”She had to explain. “I began in the Cayman Islands. The colours there were Caribbean – very intense.”“Blue?”“Yes, of course. That was the sea. Blue or turquoise, depending on the depth. Deep sea was deep blue, like that intense blue ink. You don’t find it elsewhere, I think. Or if you do, I’ve never seen it. But it wasn’t just that blue. There was another blue that people liked – a much lighter shade... that they used to paint houses. That and pink. They loved pink too. They were pastel shades, I suppose.”“I can see them. Houses with blue window-frames and doors.”“Exactly. Those were the colours I grew up with. And then suddenly I was in Scotland and …”“The colours were very different.”“Yes. Everything was gentler. There were no bright colours – just those soft greens and purples and, yes, white. There are lots of whites in Scotland. White in the sky and in the rain.
What to read after The Forever Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mccall Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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