Change of Heart (2008)
Change of Heart
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He was sitting on the floor, near the bars, while a U.S. marshal sat outside on a stool. Shay held a pencil and scrap of paper, as if he were conducting an interview.
“H,” the marshal said, and Shay shook his head. “M?”
Shay scribbled something on the paper. “I’m down to your last toe, dude.”
The marshal sucked in his breath. “K.”
Shay grinned. “I win.” He scrawled something else on the page and passed it through the bars—only then did I notice that it had been a game of hangman, and that this t...ime around, Shay was the executioner.
Scowling, the marshal stared down at the paper. “Szygszyg isn’t a real word.”
“You didn’t say that it had to be real when we started playing,” Shay replied, and then he noticed me standing at the threshold of the door.
“I’m Shay’s spiritual advisor,” I told the marshal. “Can we have a minute?”
“No problem. I have to take a whiz.” He stood up, offering me the stool he was vacating, and headed out of the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was sitting on the floor, near the bars, while a U.S. marshal sat outside on a stool. Shay held a pencil and scrap of paper, as if he were conducting an interview.
“H,” the marshal said, and Shay shook his head. “M?”
Shay scribbled something on the paper. “I’m down to your last toe, dude.”
The marshal sucked in his breath. “K.”
Shay grinned. “I win.” He scrawled something else on the page and passed it through the bars—only then did I notice that it had been a game of hangman, and that this t...ime around, Shay was the executioner.
Scowling, the marshal stared down at the paper. “Szygszyg isn’t a real word.”
“You didn’t say that it had to be real when we started playing,” Shay replied, and then he noticed me standing at the threshold of the door.
“I’m Shay’s spiritual advisor,” I told the marshal. “Can we have a minute?”
“No problem. I have to take a whiz.” He stood up, offering me the stool he was vacating, and headed out of the room.
What to read after Change of Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jodi Picoult to read onlineMoreLess
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