Thugs And the Women Who Love Them (2010)
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She left her mother’s house to go catch up with Faheem. Because of school and work she hadn’t seen him in two days, and she missed him. She drove toward his west side liquor store, hoping to see his Jag parked out front. It was there, so she pulled up behind it, turned off the engine and popped a peppermint Certs in her mouth. She had a smile on her face as she went inside.
“Hey, Uncle John. Buzz me back,” she said to Faheem’s Uncle John. Uncle John was 6 foot 4 inches, bald, brown-skinned, and ...wore an eye patch over his right eye. He ran this liquor store on the west side of town for Faheem.
“What’s shaking, Miss Jazzy?” He said as he pushed the buzzer.
“I just dropped off Micki. She’s home.”
“Oh, yeah? That’s good. Jack and Glenda are getting too old to be watching all them youngins. I hope she stay out of trouble.”
“Me, too. Where’s Faheem?”
“That knucklehead is back there in his office.”
Faheem’s door was locked. Jaz knocked. The radio was blasting “It Wasn’t Me”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She left her mother’s house to go catch up with Faheem. Because of school and work she hadn’t seen him in two days, and she missed him. She drove toward his west side liquor store, hoping to see his Jag parked out front. It was there, so she pulled up behind it, turned off the engine and popped a peppermint Certs in her mouth. She had a smile on her face as she went inside.
“Hey, Uncle John. Buzz me back,” she said to Faheem’s Uncle John. Uncle John was 6 foot 4 inches, bald, brown-skinned, and ...wore an eye patch over his right eye. He ran this liquor store on the west side of town for Faheem.
“What’s shaking, Miss Jazzy?” He said as he pushed the buzzer.
“I just dropped off Micki. She’s home.”
“Oh, yeah? That’s good. Jack and Glenda are getting too old to be watching all them youngins. I hope she stay out of trouble.”
“Me, too. Where’s Faheem?”
“That knucklehead is back there in his office.”
Faheem’s door was locked. Jaz knocked. The radio was blasting “It Wasn’t Me”
What to read after Thugs And the Women Who Love Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wahida Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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