Golden States
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By alphabetical arrangement David sat in a front seat, a vulnerable position. He kept his eyes fixed on the teacher in a show of attention so intense he couldn’t distinguish a word she said. The teacher’s name was Miss Mullin. The class called her Moons Mullin for her enormous breasts. David watched her write the names of Spanish explorers on the blackboard. She called the class people. “Listen up, people,” she said, and David’s attention glazed over as he watched her with bright-eyed enthusiasm....
Miss Mullin’s skin was pitted in the hollows of her cheeks, and the fever-colored powder she wore caught there in little orange flakes. The powder ended at the top of her white neck, which made her look as though she had invented her own head. As far as David knew, he was the only person in school who liked her. She was ridiculous, no doubt about it, but he could see the sorrow in her small brown eyes. Every now and then somebody called up to say there was a bomb hidden at school, and when the bell rang three times, the bomb code, Miss Mullin would roll her eyes, throw the chalk down, and say, “Okay, people, line up.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By alphabetical arrangement David sat in a front seat, a vulnerable position. He kept his eyes fixed on the teacher in a show of attention so intense he couldn’t distinguish a word she said. The teacher’s name was Miss Mullin. The class called her Moons Mullin for her enormous breasts. David watched her write the names of Spanish explorers on the blackboard. She called the class people. “Listen up, people,” she said, and David’s attention glazed over as he watched her with bright-eyed enthusiasm....
Miss Mullin’s skin was pitted in the hollows of her cheeks, and the fever-colored powder she wore caught there in little orange flakes. The powder ended at the top of her white neck, which made her look as though she had invented her own head. As far as David knew, he was the only person in school who liked her. She was ridiculous, no doubt about it, but he could see the sorrow in her small brown eyes. Every now and then somebody called up to say there was a bomb hidden at school, and when the bell rang three times, the bomb code, Miss Mullin would roll her eyes, throw the chalk down, and say, “Okay, people, line up.”
What to read after Golden States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cunningham, Michael C to read onlineMoreLess
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