Ashley Bell: a Novel
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St. Croix’s house was stacked like what in another era would have been called a Dagwood sandwich, named for the hapless Dagwood Bumstead, a cartoon character once much loved by readers of newspaper funny pages but now largely forgotten. Paxton knew Dagwood from the Blondie comic strip, because his grandmother Sally May Colter had enjoyed it almost as much as her all-time favorite comic, L’il Abner. Books had been published, collecting many years of both strips, and Grandma had owned them all.
At... the front door, Pax said, “Remember, honey works better than vinegar.”
“You’ve seen the photo in that magazine Bibi has? Yeah? Looks to me like the famous professor thrives on vinegar.”
“Maybe she’s not even home,” Pax said, and he rang the bell.
He almost didn’t recognize the woman who opened the door. Gone was the tailored, expensive, but drab suit. She wore an ao dai, a flowing silk tunic-and-pants ensemble, white with irregularly placed peacock-blue and ultramarine-blue and saffron-yellow flowers, classic Vietnamese apparel, a garment as feminine as any in the entire world of women’s fashions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St. Croix’s house was stacked like what in another era would have been called a Dagwood sandwich, named for the hapless Dagwood Bumstead, a cartoon character once much loved by readers of newspaper funny pages but now largely forgotten. Paxton knew Dagwood from the Blondie comic strip, because his grandmother Sally May Colter had enjoyed it almost as much as her all-time favorite comic, L’il Abner. Books had been published, collecting many years of both strips, and Grandma had owned them all.
At... the front door, Pax said, “Remember, honey works better than vinegar.”
“You’ve seen the photo in that magazine Bibi has? Yeah? Looks to me like the famous professor thrives on vinegar.”
“Maybe she’s not even home,” Pax said, and he rang the bell.
He almost didn’t recognize the woman who opened the door. Gone was the tailored, expensive, but drab suit. She wore an ao dai, a flowing silk tunic-and-pants ensemble, white with irregularly placed peacock-blue and ultramarine-blue and saffron-yellow flowers, classic Vietnamese apparel, a garment as feminine as any in the entire world of women’s fashions.
What to read after Ashley Bell: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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