Nora
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Barbara carried little packets of dry soup mix in her lunch box, into which she dipped slices of apple with the peel still on, and potato chips, and cheese doodles. Her thermos was filled with V8 juice. Plus she wore socks trimmed with lace and all her hair ribbons were color coordinated with her outfits. She wore pink-and-silver harem pants to school one day, and at recess she wouldn’t go down the slide for fear the pants would get dirty. Barbara had more outfits than any other person in the cl...ass.
Barbara was cool.
Barbara’s brother was a genius, she said. He played the piano before he could walk and he could read the newspaper when he was two. They took him to a special doctor for geniuses, and the doctor said Barbara’s brother had an IQ of 200.
“Where’s your brother now?” I asked, not knowing what else to say. An IQ of 200 was good. What was my IQ? Probably about seventy-five or eighty. Around there.
“He’s at home,” Barbara said. “He’s finding himself.”
“What happens when he finds himself?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barbara carried little packets of dry soup mix in her lunch box, into which she dipped slices of apple with the peel still on, and potato chips, and cheese doodles. Her thermos was filled with V8 juice. Plus she wore socks trimmed with lace and all her hair ribbons were color coordinated with her outfits. She wore pink-and-silver harem pants to school one day, and at recess she wouldn’t go down the slide for fear the pants would get dirty. Barbara had more outfits than any other person in the cl...ass.
Barbara was cool.
Barbara’s brother was a genius, she said. He played the piano before he could walk and he could read the newspaper when he was two. They took him to a special doctor for geniuses, and the doctor said Barbara’s brother had an IQ of 200.
“Where’s your brother now?” I asked, not knowing what else to say. An IQ of 200 was good. What was my IQ? Probably about seventy-five or eighty. Around there.
“He’s at home,” Barbara said. “He’s finding himself.”
“What happens when he finds himself?”
What to read after Nora?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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