Little Bird of Heaven
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Ben Diehl’s younger sister.
Krull had to think it was a coincidence. At first.
Essentially she was too young to register on Krull’s sexual radar. A slight-bodied blond girl with somber eyes and a way of shrinking back when Krull happened to glance at her—in the 7-Eleven store near the high school for instance.
And too quickly the girl turned away, retreating into the back of the store. Krull stared after her thinking Jesus! She isn’t following me is she? He was bemused, appalled. He was fifteen ...years old, this girl looked to be several years younger.
Recalling then that he’d seen her somewhere else. And would see her, as if by chance, on subsequent days—on the street as he bicycled past, in the alley that ran behind Post Street which was a biking shortcut for Krull, behind the high school where students left their bikes and Krull left his, a stripped-down old Schwinn with a hard-rubber seat and handle bars adjusted low, the chassis stippled with rust like acne. Belatedly Krull would wonder why a girl not at Sparta High would be in such a place, gazing at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ben Diehl’s younger sister.
Krull had to think it was a coincidence. At first.
Essentially she was too young to register on Krull’s sexual radar. A slight-bodied blond girl with somber eyes and a way of shrinking back when Krull happened to glance at her—in the 7-Eleven store near the high school for instance.
And too quickly the girl turned away, retreating into the back of the store. Krull stared after her thinking Jesus! She isn’t following me is she? He was bemused, appalled. He was fifteen ...years old, this girl looked to be several years younger.
Recalling then that he’d seen her somewhere else. And would see her, as if by chance, on subsequent days—on the street as he bicycled past, in the alley that ran behind Post Street which was a biking shortcut for Krull, behind the high school where students left their bikes and Krull left his, a stripped-down old Schwinn with a hard-rubber seat and handle bars adjusted low, the chassis stippled with rust like acne. Belatedly Krull would wonder why a girl not at Sparta High would be in such a place, gazing at him.
What to read after Little Bird of Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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