The Red Collection
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It had all begun very light-hearted and girlie, but suddenly it had morphed into ‘Caroline’s Agony Hour’, with overanxious Maggie the one in the confessional.
‘How hard have you tried?’ Caroline tried not to shout, but it was difficult over the clatter of her noisy old coffee grinder. By rights, the husbands wouldn’t be able to hear what she and the other woman said to each other, because the kitchen was a fair way down the hall from the dining room, but knowing her Jonathan, Caroline really cou...ldn’t be sure of that. He was so clever and wily he might well find a way to listen in.
‘Very!’ protested Maggie, ‘I know a lot of it’s my own fault. And Allen is really good to me. It’s just that his standards are so high. He likes everything just so, and sometimes I just think “Oh, sod it!” and I want to do my own thing.’ ‘That sounds familiar.’ Caroline stared wistfully around the kitchen for a moment, knowing just how Maggie felt. She’d suffered the same sort angst herself in the old days, wanting to be the perfect wife and a successful career woman all rolled into one, and getting stressed and uptight and not doing very well at either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had all begun very light-hearted and girlie, but suddenly it had morphed into ‘Caroline’s Agony Hour’, with overanxious Maggie the one in the confessional.
‘How hard have you tried?’ Caroline tried not to shout, but it was difficult over the clatter of her noisy old coffee grinder. By rights, the husbands wouldn’t be able to hear what she and the other woman said to each other, because the kitchen was a fair way down the hall from the dining room, but knowing her Jonathan, Caroline really cou...ldn’t be sure of that. He was so clever and wily he might well find a way to listen in.
‘Very!’ protested Maggie, ‘I know a lot of it’s my own fault. And Allen is really good to me. It’s just that his standards are so high. He likes everything just so, and sometimes I just think “Oh, sod it!” and I want to do my own thing.’ ‘That sounds familiar.’ Caroline stared wistfully around the kitchen for a moment, knowing just how Maggie felt. She’d suffered the same sort angst herself in the old days, wanting to be the perfect wife and a successful career woman all rolled into one, and getting stressed and uptight and not doing very well at either.
What to read after The Red Collection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Portia Da Costa to read onlineMoreLess
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