Bookends
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An empty shop in between the organic deli and the shop that sells strange wooden carvings. A shop that you can’t see into because all the windows are obliterated by huge, multicoloured posters advertising bands, concerts, gigs.Lucy’s pressed up against the glass, trying to see in through the tiny gaps where the posters don’t meet, and I join her, but the glass has been whitewashed underneath the posters and it’s impossible to see anything.I’ve passed this shop many, many times before. It’s on th...e main drag, on West End Lane, opposite the bagel shop but before the Green. And I realize that although I’ve passed this spot many, many times, I have always seen the same emptiness, the same posters. I’ve just never registered it before now.‘And we are here why?’ I ask.‘Look! It’s empty!’ Lucy’s struggling to keep the excitement out of her voice.‘Yes?’ I still haven’t the foggiest what she’s talking about.‘Oh, Cath, darling. You’re being thick. This is the perfect place for my new business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An empty shop in between the organic deli and the shop that sells strange wooden carvings. A shop that you can’t see into because all the windows are obliterated by huge, multicoloured posters advertising bands, concerts, gigs.Lucy’s pressed up against the glass, trying to see in through the tiny gaps where the posters don’t meet, and I join her, but the glass has been whitewashed underneath the posters and it’s impossible to see anything.I’ve passed this shop many, many times before. It’s on th...e main drag, on West End Lane, opposite the bagel shop but before the Green. And I realize that although I’ve passed this spot many, many times, I have always seen the same emptiness, the same posters. I’ve just never registered it before now.‘And we are here why?’ I ask.‘Look! It’s empty!’ Lucy’s struggling to keep the excitement out of her voice.‘Yes?’ I still haven’t the foggiest what she’s talking about.‘Oh, Cath, darling. You’re being thick. This is the perfect place for my new business.
What to read after Bookends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Green to read onlineMoreLess
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