The Last President (2013)
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PUEBLO. 4:30 PM MOUNTAIN TIME. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026.
“Even back before,” James Hendrix said, “spring snowstorms weren’t unusual around here.” Outside, stinging sleet sprayed across the old corn snow and mud patches of James’s yard. “Look at that, it’s still a couple hours till sunset and it’s dark enough for lanterns.”
Beside him, Leslie also stared out at the tumbling, billowing gloom, then hefted the jug. “Another round all around? Still an hour and a half till classes start.”
...“Sure,” James said. “It’ll lift the mood, or deepen it.”
“Sticking to water,” Heather said.
“We have that too.” Leslie filled their glasses and Phat’s. “To being warm and dry, and having something to think about, and sharing it with others.” She sat, and Wonder scrabbled around to lay his head in her lap. “Seriously, General Phat, you’ll be fine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PUEBLO. 4:30 PM MOUNTAIN TIME. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026.
“Even back before,” James Hendrix said, “spring snowstorms weren’t unusual around here.” Outside, stinging sleet sprayed across the old corn snow and mud patches of James’s yard. “Look at that, it’s still a couple hours till sunset and it’s dark enough for lanterns.”
Beside him, Leslie also stared out at the tumbling, billowing gloom, then hefted the jug. “Another round all around? Still an hour and a half till classes start.”
...“Sure,” James said. “It’ll lift the mood, or deepen it.”
“Sticking to water,” Heather said.
“We have that too.” Leslie filled their glasses and Phat’s. “To being warm and dry, and having something to think about, and sharing it with others.” She sat, and Wonder scrabbled around to lay his head in her lap. “Seriously, General Phat, you’ll be fine.
What to read after The Last President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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