Almost True (2010)
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The only way I can make his questions bounce away is silence. So I say nothing as he asks me: did I write it? What did I mean? How am I lying? Who did I hurt?
Mr Armstrong asks him lots of questions about where the email came from and how he got it. When it comes out that Claire handed it over to the police I think my mum’s going to scream. She nearly jumps out of her chair and her mouth is wide open.
And then the questions start again: what, where, how, why?
And eventually my mum says to Mr Arm...strong in a loud whisper, ‘Can’t you get them to stop? He’s crying. He’s been through a very hard time.’ I hate her and I hate the police and I hate Arron most of all. I’m absolutely not crying. She’s stupid.
DI Morris says, ‘Ty’s facing very serious charges here. Perverting the course of justice, just for starters. I don’t need to tell you he’s rendered himself worthless as a witness.’ That word – worthless – buzzes in my ear like a wasp drunk on Dr Pepper.
‘I may not know right now what he did to Rio, but I certainly intend to find out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only way I can make his questions bounce away is silence. So I say nothing as he asks me: did I write it? What did I mean? How am I lying? Who did I hurt?
Mr Armstrong asks him lots of questions about where the email came from and how he got it. When it comes out that Claire handed it over to the police I think my mum’s going to scream. She nearly jumps out of her chair and her mouth is wide open.
And then the questions start again: what, where, how, why?
And eventually my mum says to Mr Arm...strong in a loud whisper, ‘Can’t you get them to stop? He’s crying. He’s been through a very hard time.’ I hate her and I hate the police and I hate Arron most of all. I’m absolutely not crying. She’s stupid.
DI Morris says, ‘Ty’s facing very serious charges here. Perverting the course of justice, just for starters. I don’t need to tell you he’s rendered himself worthless as a witness.’ That word – worthless – buzzes in my ear like a wasp drunk on Dr Pepper.
‘I may not know right now what he did to Rio, but I certainly intend to find out.
What to read after Almost True?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David, Keren to read onlineMoreLess
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