Life is Not An Accident (2015)
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I loved having people over, because that meant laughter and good company. Being an only child had its obvious advantages—no annoying siblings and a room to myself—but it also got lonely at times. Maybe that’s why I overthink things so much as an adult, never having had brothers or sisters to talk to while growing up. At these get-togethers, there were plenty of kids my own age to hang out with, and I got to see my parents behave very lovingly toward each other. In some ways they may have been pu...tting on an act for guests, but I’d like to think that maybe it helped rekindle something genuine between them.
My mom, Althea Bowman Williams, is outgoing, energetic, the kind of person who comes to life when people are around. She’s also incredibly well-spoken and intelligent. After college she became a teacher, but my earliest memories were of her working as a guidance counselor. When I was in elementary school, she decided to go back to college to earn additional degrees in education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I loved having people over, because that meant laughter and good company. Being an only child had its obvious advantages—no annoying siblings and a room to myself—but it also got lonely at times. Maybe that’s why I overthink things so much as an adult, never having had brothers or sisters to talk to while growing up. At these get-togethers, there were plenty of kids my own age to hang out with, and I got to see my parents behave very lovingly toward each other. In some ways they may have been pu...tting on an act for guests, but I’d like to think that maybe it helped rekindle something genuine between them.
My mom, Althea Bowman Williams, is outgoing, energetic, the kind of person who comes to life when people are around. She’s also incredibly well-spoken and intelligent. After college she became a teacher, but my earliest memories were of her working as a guidance counselor. When I was in elementary school, she decided to go back to college to earn additional degrees in education.
What to read after Life is Not An Accident?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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