Zeitgeist (2011)
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These were Anglo-Hawaiian plantation folks, people with the tooth-gritting single-mindedness of Scarlett O’Hara, but in sarongs instead of hoop skirts. Only a hellish catastrophe could force them to sell off the homeland.
Luckily, a horrific El Niño typhoon had ravaged Kauai in 1992. A macadamia-nut plantation, reduced by floods and high winds to a mess of leafless jackstraws, had slipped the grasp of its ruined owners. Makoto won the bidding, but it was Barbara who closed the deal. Barbara had ...wafted her ethereal way to the local equivalent of Tara, assembled the heartbroken Hawaiian farmers, and performed a faultless slack-key rendition of the sentimental local classic, “Pupu Hinuhinu.” Grandma, still clutching her termite-eaten land grant from the royal court of Liliuokalani, had burst into tears of relief. The clan had escaped unbearable ritual humiliation. Because Makoto and Barbara were artists. They could sing.
As it happened, although Barbara was a major-league Japanese pop star, Barbara was not technically Japanese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These were Anglo-Hawaiian plantation folks, people with the tooth-gritting single-mindedness of Scarlett O’Hara, but in sarongs instead of hoop skirts. Only a hellish catastrophe could force them to sell off the homeland.
Luckily, a horrific El Niño typhoon had ravaged Kauai in 1992. A macadamia-nut plantation, reduced by floods and high winds to a mess of leafless jackstraws, had slipped the grasp of its ruined owners. Makoto won the bidding, but it was Barbara who closed the deal. Barbara had ...wafted her ethereal way to the local equivalent of Tara, assembled the heartbroken Hawaiian farmers, and performed a faultless slack-key rendition of the sentimental local classic, “Pupu Hinuhinu.” Grandma, still clutching her termite-eaten land grant from the royal court of Liliuokalani, had burst into tears of relief. The clan had escaped unbearable ritual humiliation. Because Makoto and Barbara were artists. They could sing.
As it happened, although Barbara was a major-league Japanese pop star, Barbara was not technically Japanese.
What to read after Zeitgeist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sterling Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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