Keeping Faith: a Novel
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“To want,” I had said, a test, and I tried to concentrate on the hard plane of the bleachers beneath me, instead of the light reflecting off Colin’s face.He was, quite simply, the handsomest boy I’d ever seen. He was from the South, a member of the good-ol’-boy network; I was a Jewish girl from the suburbs. His granddaddy had endowed a chair in the history department; I was at the school on an academic scholarship. I had learned his name from the Saturday football rosters: COLIN WHITE, QB, 5ft 1...1inch, 185 lbs., HOMETOWN: VIENNA,VA. I braved the cold and my own ignorance of football to watch him flash across the deep-green field like the needle of a skilled embroiderer.But he was just a daydream for me; our worlds were so far apart that finding common ground seemed not only unlikely, but ludicrous. Yet when the coach of the team called the Student Tutoring Service and asked for someone to help Colin pass French,I snatched up the assignment. And then spent three days gathering the nerve to call and set up a tutoring schedule.Colin turned out to be unfailingly polite,always pulling out my chair and holding open doors.He was also the worst French student I’d ever met.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“To want,” I had said, a test, and I tried to concentrate on the hard plane of the bleachers beneath me, instead of the light reflecting off Colin’s face.He was, quite simply, the handsomest boy I’d ever seen. He was from the South, a member of the good-ol’-boy network; I was a Jewish girl from the suburbs. His granddaddy had endowed a chair in the history department; I was at the school on an academic scholarship. I had learned his name from the Saturday football rosters: COLIN WHITE, QB, 5ft 1...1inch, 185 lbs., HOMETOWN: VIENNA,VA. I braved the cold and my own ignorance of football to watch him flash across the deep-green field like the needle of a skilled embroiderer.But he was just a daydream for me; our worlds were so far apart that finding common ground seemed not only unlikely, but ludicrous. Yet when the coach of the team called the Student Tutoring Service and asked for someone to help Colin pass French,I snatched up the assignment. And then spent three days gathering the nerve to call and set up a tutoring schedule.Colin turned out to be unfailingly polite,always pulling out my chair and holding open doors.He was also the worst French student I’d ever met.
What to read after Keeping Faith: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jodi Picoult to read onlineMoreLess
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