Emotionally Weird
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I had got as far as The Grosvenor pub on the Perth Road when I realized that someone was kerb-crawling me. When I stopped, a familiar rusting shape drew to a halt alongside me and the passenger door of the Cortina opened. ‘Want to go for a hurl?’ Chick asked.
I demurred; the Cortina looked as if it was actually decomposing now. Chick, too, seemed to have deteriorated since I last saw him.‘Go on, get in,’ he said in a way that he must have thought persuasive. Getting in a car once with him was fo...olishness, twice might have been from necessity, but to get into the Cortina a third time was nothing short of lunacy.‘I’m supposed to be doing an essay on George Eliot,’ I said, climbing into the cold, smelly car.‘Oh yeah, who’s he?’ Chick asked, pulling away from the kerb in a nasty grinding of gears.‘She’s a woman.’‘Really?’ Chick said. ‘I knew a woman once called Sidney, she worked as a stoker on the White Star line, can you believe that?’A greasy fish supper sat on the dashboard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had got as far as The Grosvenor pub on the Perth Road when I realized that someone was kerb-crawling me. When I stopped, a familiar rusting shape drew to a halt alongside me and the passenger door of the Cortina opened. ‘Want to go for a hurl?’ Chick asked.
I demurred; the Cortina looked as if it was actually decomposing now. Chick, too, seemed to have deteriorated since I last saw him.‘Go on, get in,’ he said in a way that he must have thought persuasive. Getting in a car once with him was fo...olishness, twice might have been from necessity, but to get into the Cortina a third time was nothing short of lunacy.‘I’m supposed to be doing an essay on George Eliot,’ I said, climbing into the cold, smelly car.‘Oh yeah, who’s he?’ Chick asked, pulling away from the kerb in a nasty grinding of gears.‘She’s a woman.’‘Really?’ Chick said. ‘I knew a woman once called Sidney, she worked as a stoker on the White Star line, can you believe that?’A greasy fish supper sat on the dashboard.
What to read after Emotionally Weird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Atkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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