Dreams of a Robot Dancing Bee
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Diane lived in a comfortable section of town with her parents and three siblings, while Miriam lived in a poorer neighborhood with only her mother whom she called by her first name, Greta. Miriam told Diane right off that her father had been merely a one-night stand, but that, according to Greta, he had been tall and handsome. This was some consolation, Diane thought to herself. Miriam also told Diane in their very first conversation that Greta was crazy. Diane didn’t know if she should take thi...s seriously or not. People say funny things just for effect sometimes. Still, she didn’t have friends like Miriam at her school: everyone pretended to be so proper and on some kind of upward-bound track. So she found Miriam’s candor refreshing.
As the weeks went by Miriam continued to amaze Diane with other kinds of confessions. She told Diane that she went to a certain discotheque at least three nights a week. She would go late and stand alone in the long hallway leading into the club. Eventually some stranger would approach her and she would go home with him and have sex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diane lived in a comfortable section of town with her parents and three siblings, while Miriam lived in a poorer neighborhood with only her mother whom she called by her first name, Greta. Miriam told Diane right off that her father had been merely a one-night stand, but that, according to Greta, he had been tall and handsome. This was some consolation, Diane thought to herself. Miriam also told Diane in their very first conversation that Greta was crazy. Diane didn’t know if she should take thi...s seriously or not. People say funny things just for effect sometimes. Still, she didn’t have friends like Miriam at her school: everyone pretended to be so proper and on some kind of upward-bound track. So she found Miriam’s candor refreshing.
As the weeks went by Miriam continued to amaze Diane with other kinds of confessions. She told Diane that she went to a certain discotheque at least three nights a week. She would go late and stand alone in the long hallway leading into the club. Eventually some stranger would approach her and she would go home with him and have sex.
What to read after Dreams of a Robot Dancing Bee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tate, James to read onlineMoreLess
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