The Untelling
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It wasn’t my calling or my dream. As a kid I never cared much for school, sitting in hot classrooms trying to learn on demand. I didn’t admire my teachers, any of them—not the young pretty ones who forced shy boys to ask us to dance or the old ladies who were obsessed with penmanship. I didn’t hate it enough to dedicate my life to changing the system, however a person would go about doing such a thing. In third grade a guest speaker asked all the girls if they would rather be nurses or teachers;... I said that I wanted to be a hairdresser and spend my life helping people look better. As soon as I got old enough to understand obvious things, I set my goal as getting into a good college. At Spelman I had chosen sociology because it seemed like something a regular person could do well in. A subject in which I could earn Bs or As if I just did my homework and went to the library. Rochelle had majored in English because she is supposed to have a gift for language. Dwayne didn’t go to college at all, but went into locksmithing because even when he was little, locks loved him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn’t my calling or my dream. As a kid I never cared much for school, sitting in hot classrooms trying to learn on demand. I didn’t admire my teachers, any of them—not the young pretty ones who forced shy boys to ask us to dance or the old ladies who were obsessed with penmanship. I didn’t hate it enough to dedicate my life to changing the system, however a person would go about doing such a thing. In third grade a guest speaker asked all the girls if they would rather be nurses or teachers;... I said that I wanted to be a hairdresser and spend my life helping people look better. As soon as I got old enough to understand obvious things, I set my goal as getting into a good college. At Spelman I had chosen sociology because it seemed like something a regular person could do well in. A subject in which I could earn Bs or As if I just did my homework and went to the library. Rochelle had majored in English because she is supposed to have a gift for language. Dwayne didn’t go to college at all, but went into locksmithing because even when he was little, locks loved him.
What to read after The Untelling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tayari Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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