The Voice On the Radio (2008)
The Voice On the Radio
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Lobby, ferns, palms, flowers, desks. Reeve walked to the distant bank of elevators. Nobody looked his way. He was the wholesome type. People trusted Reeve.
The elevator moved swiftly to the sixth floor.
He had mike fright. The blank horror of his own speech.
Mirrors reflected him too many times. He did not want to look at himself. He kept his eyes on the doors, and when they opened he stepped through. The hotel was thickly carpeted. He walked silently, as if he weren’t coming after all.
If only ...that were true.
He wondered if the excuse that he had needed confession would work; that talking had been good for him.
But the Catholic Church knew what it was doing when it kept confession down to a tiny room with two people. Confession to millions is not the same. Brian and Jodie, good Catholics, were going to cut that argument to pieces pretty fast.
He had planned to stand in the corridor thinking things through before he knocked, but they were waiting. Jodie opened the door and stood back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lobby, ferns, palms, flowers, desks. Reeve walked to the distant bank of elevators. Nobody looked his way. He was the wholesome type. People trusted Reeve.
The elevator moved swiftly to the sixth floor.
He had mike fright. The blank horror of his own speech.
Mirrors reflected him too many times. He did not want to look at himself. He kept his eyes on the doors, and when they opened he stepped through. The hotel was thickly carpeted. He walked silently, as if he weren’t coming after all.
If only ...that were true.
He wondered if the excuse that he had needed confession would work; that talking had been good for him.
But the Catholic Church knew what it was doing when it kept confession down to a tiny room with two people. Confession to millions is not the same. Brian and Jodie, good Catholics, were going to cut that argument to pieces pretty fast.
He had planned to stand in the corridor thinking things through before he knocked, but they were waiting. Jodie opened the door and stood back.
What to read after The Voice On the Radio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline B. Cooney to read onlineMoreLess
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