Dramarama
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“Big Spender.” The song from Sweet Charity. It requires horns—it’s a hooting, bawdy number sung by a posse of down-and-out girls who get paid to dance with men at a seedy club—but the piano arrangement sounded pretty good. I went down the hall and looked in.
A boy my age sat at the baby grand. He was Asian American, medium weight, and looked to be about my height. Shaggy black hair and a long oval face. A wide nose that might have been broken once. Sharp eyes and a faded blue T-shirt. He was loo...king down at the piano in complete concentration. I could see his back muscles working through the thin fabric. He had almost no hair on his arms.
I walked up to the piano and leaned over it, watching him play.
He didn’t look up, but I could tell he knew I was there. He was sweating slightly in the heat.
I’d never seen a guy my own age play the piano. It was like sex and musical theater fused together.
A bead of moisture slid down his neck.
“I think Charity is one of the great underrated musicals,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Big Spender.” The song from Sweet Charity. It requires horns—it’s a hooting, bawdy number sung by a posse of down-and-out girls who get paid to dance with men at a seedy club—but the piano arrangement sounded pretty good. I went down the hall and looked in.
A boy my age sat at the baby grand. He was Asian American, medium weight, and looked to be about my height. Shaggy black hair and a long oval face. A wide nose that might have been broken once. Sharp eyes and a faded blue T-shirt. He was loo...king down at the piano in complete concentration. I could see his back muscles working through the thin fabric. He had almost no hair on his arms.
I walked up to the piano and leaned over it, watching him play.
He didn’t look up, but I could tell he knew I was there. He was sweating slightly in the heat.
I’d never seen a guy my own age play the piano. It was like sex and musical theater fused together.
A bead of moisture slid down his neck.
“I think Charity is one of the great underrated musicals,”
What to read after Dramarama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E. Lockhart to read onlineMoreLess
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