Homework (2012)
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For the next thirty-six hours I spent every available moment making copious notes, rehearsing aloud, practising jokes. When I woke on Tuesday morning, however, all this frantic activity seemed irrelevant compared to the crucial question of what I would wear. I had collected my suit from the dry cleaners the night before, and as I lifted it out of the wardrobe, I could smell the faint whiff of methylated fumes. The mere sight of the immaculate folds reassured me. When I was fully dressed and stoo...d in front of the mirror, a strangely adult woman stared back at me. I experienced one of those rare moments of satisfaction in my appearance. As a final touch I clipped on my amber earrings.
I went into the dining room. Stephen was sitting at one end of the table reading the newspaper, while at the other Jenny ate cereal and finished her homework. Neither of them looked up as I came in. I stood waiting. “I’m going,” I announced.
“Don’t you want some breakfast?” Stephen asked. He gestured towards his own plate as if about to offer me the slice of toast that lay there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the next thirty-six hours I spent every available moment making copious notes, rehearsing aloud, practising jokes. When I woke on Tuesday morning, however, all this frantic activity seemed irrelevant compared to the crucial question of what I would wear. I had collected my suit from the dry cleaners the night before, and as I lifted it out of the wardrobe, I could smell the faint whiff of methylated fumes. The mere sight of the immaculate folds reassured me. When I was fully dressed and stoo...d in front of the mirror, a strangely adult woman stared back at me. I experienced one of those rare moments of satisfaction in my appearance. As a final touch I clipped on my amber earrings.
I went into the dining room. Stephen was sitting at one end of the table reading the newspaper, while at the other Jenny ate cereal and finished her homework. Neither of them looked up as I came in. I stood waiting. “I’m going,” I announced.
“Don’t you want some breakfast?” Stephen asked. He gestured towards his own plate as if about to offer me the slice of toast that lay there.
What to read after Homework?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margot Livesey to read onlineMoreLess
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