How to Start a Fire
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Halloween was still a not-so-distant memory. Anna reached her hand into the orange bucket, stirred the pot with her fingers just to be fair. She handpicked a single scrap from the mass of confetti.
“‘Kresge. Apartment 3A,’” she read aloud. “Who takes point?”
“Should we draw straws again?” George asked.
“Rock, paper, scissors,” Kate suggested. She suggested it because it gave her a fighting chance. To lose, that was.
“Fine by me,” Anna said, aiming her fist at George.
Anna won. She picked up a bo...ttle of whiskey and turned back to her cohorts.
“Give me ten minutes,” she said. “And then you can bring the ice.”
Anna walked through the Porter College quad into Kresge. Each side of the drive was flanked by student apartments, the bottom floors with giant windows that at night were lit inside, creating a fishbowl view of collegiate life. The curtains on the third window were closed but backlit by a cheap fluorescent lamp. Anna listened at the door. Inside, nothing was stirring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Halloween was still a not-so-distant memory. Anna reached her hand into the orange bucket, stirred the pot with her fingers just to be fair. She handpicked a single scrap from the mass of confetti.
“‘Kresge. Apartment 3A,’” she read aloud. “Who takes point?”
“Should we draw straws again?” George asked.
“Rock, paper, scissors,” Kate suggested. She suggested it because it gave her a fighting chance. To lose, that was.
“Fine by me,” Anna said, aiming her fist at George.
Anna won. She picked up a bo...ttle of whiskey and turned back to her cohorts.
“Give me ten minutes,” she said. “And then you can bring the ice.”
Anna walked through the Porter College quad into Kresge. Each side of the drive was flanked by student apartments, the bottom floors with giant windows that at night were lit inside, creating a fishbowl view of collegiate life. The curtains on the third window were closed but backlit by a cheap fluorescent lamp. Anna listened at the door. Inside, nothing was stirring.
What to read after How to Start a Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Lutz to read onlineMoreLess
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