The Way We Were (2011)
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He ran long brown fingers through short dark hair, still wet from the shower, and stared into the light grey eyes. It was a habit he'd got into as a small child; peering at himself, trying to see who he was. Zack Bodrugan: but he wasn't, was he? That was the point. Zack picked up the towel and rubbed his hair vigorously. He knew that it was the prospect of fatherhood that had resurrected these negative emotions; raised doubts and questions. It wasn't insecurity as such; not fear of being unloved... or unwanted, or doubt in his abilities – his family had supplied love and encouragement in full measure. It was to do with having no point of reference as to his understanding of himself: no ancestral map from which to chart his own development; no known parents or grandparents, no siblings or aunts and uncles that were truly of his own blood, to whom he could point in recognition and from whom he could claim his genetic inheritance: his determination and a passion for high, lonely places; an ability for lateral thinking and his oddball sense of humour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ran long brown fingers through short dark hair, still wet from the shower, and stared into the light grey eyes. It was a habit he'd got into as a small child; peering at himself, trying to see who he was. Zack Bodrugan: but he wasn't, was he? That was the point. Zack picked up the towel and rubbed his hair vigorously. He knew that it was the prospect of fatherhood that had resurrected these negative emotions; raised doubts and questions. It wasn't insecurity as such; not fear of being unloved... or unwanted, or doubt in his abilities – his family had supplied love and encouragement in full measure. It was to do with having no point of reference as to his understanding of himself: no ancestral map from which to chart his own development; no known parents or grandparents, no siblings or aunts and uncles that were truly of his own blood, to whom he could point in recognition and from whom he could claim his genetic inheritance: his determination and a passion for high, lonely places; an ability for lateral thinking and his oddball sense of humour.
What to read after The Way We Were?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Willett to read onlineMoreLess
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