The Forgotten
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But today, since she wasn’t stopping at her parents’ house, it was pure speed until she hit the Robertson Boulevard exit on the 10 East, heading north though the haunts of her childhood.
It had been almost two decades since she had lived in her old neighborhood. The area had become so Jewish that, except for the palm trees, it felt as regional as Brooklyn. Not that she didn’t have occasion to go back to the city, but she rarely went beyond her parents’ house in North Beverly Hills. The valley’s ...frum community was self-contained—from cheap pizza joints for the kids, to family restaurants with booths and wine. Kosher butchers and bakeries weren’t problematic, so why should she bother to travel? Still, the area felt nostalgic, passing all the kosher establishments, the fruit and vegetable storefronts, as well as the Jewish bookstores that sold sepharim as well as religious articles. Even the independent food market, Morry’s—which was actually owned by Irv—catered to the neighborhood inhabitants, carrying hard to get items such as kosher cheeses and kosher flour tortillas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But today, since she wasn’t stopping at her parents’ house, it was pure speed until she hit the Robertson Boulevard exit on the 10 East, heading north though the haunts of her childhood.
It had been almost two decades since she had lived in her old neighborhood. The area had become so Jewish that, except for the palm trees, it felt as regional as Brooklyn. Not that she didn’t have occasion to go back to the city, but she rarely went beyond her parents’ house in North Beverly Hills. The valley’s ...frum community was self-contained—from cheap pizza joints for the kids, to family restaurants with booths and wine. Kosher butchers and bakeries weren’t problematic, so why should she bother to travel? Still, the area felt nostalgic, passing all the kosher establishments, the fruit and vegetable storefronts, as well as the Jewish bookstores that sold sepharim as well as religious articles. Even the independent food market, Morry’s—which was actually owned by Irv—catered to the neighborhood inhabitants, carrying hard to get items such as kosher cheeses and kosher flour tortillas.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faye Kellerman to read onlineMoreLess
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