Looking for X (1999)
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I also knew where to find her. She’d be sitting on a bench in Allan Gardens, the big park down the street.
Allan Gardens is not full of people named Allan. It’s full of trees and squirrels and people who sleep on park benches. They may all be named Allan, but I doubt it. Anyway, anybody can use the park, no matter what their name is.
I didn’t see X on any of our usual benches, so I headed into the giant greenhouse in the center of the park. She was sitting on a bench in the huge entrance room, h...unched into her gray trench coat, as usual, looking down at her feet instead of at the plants around her. Her blue suitcase was on the ground, tight between her feet.
X is pretty old. She has short white hair, and her face is full of wrinkles.
I sat down on the other end of the bench and put the sandwich between us. Slowly she reached out and pulled the sandwich toward her. While she ate, I talked.
X is like the twins. She listens to everything I say, but hardly ever says anything herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I also knew where to find her. She’d be sitting on a bench in Allan Gardens, the big park down the street.
Allan Gardens is not full of people named Allan. It’s full of trees and squirrels and people who sleep on park benches. They may all be named Allan, but I doubt it. Anyway, anybody can use the park, no matter what their name is.
I didn’t see X on any of our usual benches, so I headed into the giant greenhouse in the center of the park. She was sitting on a bench in the huge entrance room, h...unched into her gray trench coat, as usual, looking down at her feet instead of at the plants around her. Her blue suitcase was on the ground, tight between her feet.
X is pretty old. She has short white hair, and her face is full of wrinkles.
I sat down on the other end of the bench and put the sandwich between us. Slowly she reached out and pulled the sandwich toward her. While she ate, I talked.
X is like the twins. She listens to everything I say, but hardly ever says anything herself.
What to read after Looking for X?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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