Grey Zone (2012)
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but . . .’ Dulcie was talking to herself, and even though she was aware of it, she felt unable to stop. Corkie was a caring girl. She worked as a counselor. And yet her reaction to Fritz Herschoft had been callous in the extreme. Dulcie was dumbfounded. And she was still muttering as she made her way back across the Yard, which probably explained why she nearly ran into her colleague.
‘Dulcie!’ She looked up to see Dimitri, her tall, pale classmate, now looking slightly more skeletal and even mo...re pallid. For a moment, she started – could he be a ghost? – but his wide smile reassured her that, even if he were, he was of the friendly variety.
‘Dimitri?’ Even as she said his name, she half expected the figure in front of her to waver and dissipate.
‘In the flesh.’ His smile grew more crooked, and he reached up to adjust his glasses. ‘I love your American colloquialisms. I mean, how else would I be here?’ She smiled back, rather than answer, and then felt her smile melt away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but . . .’ Dulcie was talking to herself, and even though she was aware of it, she felt unable to stop. Corkie was a caring girl. She worked as a counselor. And yet her reaction to Fritz Herschoft had been callous in the extreme. Dulcie was dumbfounded. And she was still muttering as she made her way back across the Yard, which probably explained why she nearly ran into her colleague.
‘Dulcie!’ She looked up to see Dimitri, her tall, pale classmate, now looking slightly more skeletal and even mo...re pallid. For a moment, she started – could he be a ghost? – but his wide smile reassured her that, even if he were, he was of the friendly variety.
‘Dimitri?’ Even as she said his name, she half expected the figure in front of her to waver and dissipate.
‘In the flesh.’ His smile grew more crooked, and he reached up to adjust his glasses. ‘I love your American colloquialisms. I mean, how else would I be here?’ She smiled back, rather than answer, and then felt her smile melt away.
What to read after Grey Zone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clea Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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