The Times Are Never So Bad (2010)
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She was a dark, attractive girl whose brown eyes were large and very bright. She would soon be nineteen, she had almost completed her freshman year at the University of Iowa, and she knew, rather proudly, that her eyes had lost some of their innocence. This had happened in the best possible way: she hadn’t actually done anything new, but she had been exposed to new people, like Fran, her roommate, who was a practicing nonvirgin. Fran’s boy friend was a drama student and sometimes Jackie double-d...ated with them, and they went to parties where people went outside and smoked marijuana. Jackie had also drunk bourbon and ginger at football games and got herself pinned to Gary Nolan. Being pinned to Gary did not interfere with her staying in the state of grace; every Sunday she went to the Folk Mass at the chapel, and she usually received Communion, approaching the altar rail to the sound of guitars. It had been a good year for growing up: seven months ago she had been so naive that she never would have caught her father, much less written him a letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a dark, attractive girl whose brown eyes were large and very bright. She would soon be nineteen, she had almost completed her freshman year at the University of Iowa, and she knew, rather proudly, that her eyes had lost some of their innocence. This had happened in the best possible way: she hadn’t actually done anything new, but she had been exposed to new people, like Fran, her roommate, who was a practicing nonvirgin. Fran’s boy friend was a drama student and sometimes Jackie double-d...ated with them, and they went to parties where people went outside and smoked marijuana. Jackie had also drunk bourbon and ginger at football games and got herself pinned to Gary Nolan. Being pinned to Gary did not interfere with her staying in the state of grace; every Sunday she went to the Folk Mass at the chapel, and she usually received Communion, approaching the altar rail to the sound of guitars. It had been a good year for growing up: seven months ago she had been so naive that she never would have caught her father, much less written him a letter.
What to read after The Times Are Never So Bad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andre Dubus to read onlineMoreLess
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