Maxwell's Mask (2012)
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Then… ‘Mrs Shiva?’ ‘Oh, for God’s sake!’ A dark brown voice shattered the moment. Deena was not having a good evening. And if she didn’t, nobody else did either. Like a whirlwind in the trees, like a deluge on the dykes, she tore up the central aisle, script in one hand, soul in the other.
‘Mr Mushnik,’ she turned to the hapless fat lad playing the flower shop proprietor. ‘What are you?’ ‘Sorry?’ She looked into his dark, slightly mystified eyes. ‘Apart from being a talentless little shit, o...f course.’ Mr Mushnik was actually Dominic Reynolds. He had been the only lad in Year Nine who had auditioned for Willy Wonka, so, almost by default, he had become a male lead in every one of Leighford High’s productions since. Anyway, Dominic had a quiet sense of pride. If you’re doing A-level Theatre Studies, you should put your money where your mouth is. Get up on stage and act. And that, deep down, was all Deena was asking him to do.
Even so, the lesson came hard and the lad stood there, jaw open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then… ‘Mrs Shiva?’ ‘Oh, for God’s sake!’ A dark brown voice shattered the moment. Deena was not having a good evening. And if she didn’t, nobody else did either. Like a whirlwind in the trees, like a deluge on the dykes, she tore up the central aisle, script in one hand, soul in the other.
‘Mr Mushnik,’ she turned to the hapless fat lad playing the flower shop proprietor. ‘What are you?’ ‘Sorry?’ She looked into his dark, slightly mystified eyes. ‘Apart from being a talentless little shit, o...f course.’ Mr Mushnik was actually Dominic Reynolds. He had been the only lad in Year Nine who had auditioned for Willy Wonka, so, almost by default, he had become a male lead in every one of Leighford High’s productions since. Anyway, Dominic had a quiet sense of pride. If you’re doing A-level Theatre Studies, you should put your money where your mouth is. Get up on stage and act. And that, deep down, was all Deena was asking him to do.
Even so, the lesson came hard and the lad stood there, jaw open.
What to read after Maxwell's Mask?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M. J. Trow to read onlineMoreLess
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