Only in the Movies (2009)
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I THOUGHT PANOFSKY would never shut up. He explains things in detail, then explains them all over again. In more detail. He thinks we’re deaf, or stupid, or I don’t know what.”
I had gone to the bridge in lots of time to meet Alba. Too much time. I had been waiting since school got out, even though I knew her rehearsal would take an hour and a half at least. It was a sunny afternoon, with a light breeze. I was sitting at the edge of the river where I had stood not many days before, repeating Van...ni’s lines to Alba. I was tossing stones into the riffle and daydreaming a torrid movie scene.
When I heard Alba’s voice I hurriedly climbed back up the bank and stepped onto the bridge, painfully conscious that Vanni wasn’t with me this time.
“Er, hi,” I said.
“I mean,” Alba ranted, sounding anything but romantic, “we know the play, right? We told him that we had studied it in school. But he acts like we’ve never heard of the Bard of Avonlea.”
“I think it’s Avon.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I THOUGHT PANOFSKY would never shut up. He explains things in detail, then explains them all over again. In more detail. He thinks we’re deaf, or stupid, or I don’t know what.”
I had gone to the bridge in lots of time to meet Alba. Too much time. I had been waiting since school got out, even though I knew her rehearsal would take an hour and a half at least. It was a sunny afternoon, with a light breeze. I was sitting at the edge of the river where I had stood not many days before, repeating Van...ni’s lines to Alba. I was tossing stones into the riffle and daydreaming a torrid movie scene.
When I heard Alba’s voice I hurriedly climbed back up the bank and stepped onto the bridge, painfully conscious that Vanni wasn’t with me this time.
“Er, hi,” I said.
“I mean,” Alba ranted, sounding anything but romantic, “we know the play, right? We told him that we had studied it in school. But he acts like we’ve never heard of the Bard of Avonlea.”
“I think it’s Avon.”
What to read after Only in the Movies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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