Thuglit Issue Two
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His neighborhood office was within walking distance of her apartment and going there every day gave her something to do with her unemployed hours; injected purpose into her otherwise aimless life.
She liked working at the small political outpost. The people there were smart and funny and talked about things besides who was favored to win Dancing with the Stars. No one was paid, so there was always free coffee and a seemingly endless supply of muffins and cookies and bananas.
Bananas were... very filling and rich with potassium. Nora had read that potassium helped regulate stress, so she made sure she always ate a banana at some point during the day.
Nora had voted for the Congressman when he first ran for office on a law and order platform that challenged bad parents and bad teachers to mend their ways lest they produce a generation of bad kids. Two years later, there’d been talk of a Senate run, but instead, the party had anointed a young black guy with three adopted children and a wife who’d lost a leg working for Doctors Without Borders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His neighborhood office was within walking distance of her apartment and going there every day gave her something to do with her unemployed hours; injected purpose into her otherwise aimless life.
She liked working at the small political outpost. The people there were smart and funny and talked about things besides who was favored to win Dancing with the Stars. No one was paid, so there was always free coffee and a seemingly endless supply of muffins and cookies and bananas.
Bananas were... very filling and rich with potassium. Nora had read that potassium helped regulate stress, so she made sure she always ate a banana at some point during the day.
Nora had voted for the Congressman when he first ran for office on a law and order platform that challenged bad parents and bad teachers to mend their ways lest they produce a generation of bad kids. Two years later, there’d been talk of a Senate run, but instead, the party had anointed a young black guy with three adopted children and a wife who’d lost a leg working for Doctors Without Borders.
What to read after Thuglit Issue Two?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willoughby, Buster to read onlineMoreLess
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