Razor Girl (2016)
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Aeola boarded a New York–bound flight at Miami International. Trebeaux was dragged down the concourse by an inbred Irish setter wearing a blaze-orange vest stamped: “Working Service Dog.” The setter had no special training whatsoever; in fact, it barely responded to its own name, which was “John.” Trebeaux had purchased the official-looking vest for thirty-four dollars online, no documentation required. A shrink who lived in Trebeaux’s building had composed a letter for the airlines saying Trebe...aux was emotionally unfit to travel unless accompanied by a “comfort animal,” specifically John.
“They gotta let him on the plane,” Trebeaux explained to Big Noogie. “It’s an FAA rule.”
“You are the scum of the scum.”
“No, it’s the hot new thing. Everybody’s doing it.”
“Like who?”
“Like half the Hamptons, that’s who. Know how much Delta charges to fly a full-grown dog in cargo? Look how happy John is here with us.”
“Make him lie down,” said Big Noogie, who was as large as his nickname suggested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aeola boarded a New York–bound flight at Miami International. Trebeaux was dragged down the concourse by an inbred Irish setter wearing a blaze-orange vest stamped: “Working Service Dog.” The setter had no special training whatsoever; in fact, it barely responded to its own name, which was “John.” Trebeaux had purchased the official-looking vest for thirty-four dollars online, no documentation required. A shrink who lived in Trebeaux’s building had composed a letter for the airlines saying Trebe...aux was emotionally unfit to travel unless accompanied by a “comfort animal,” specifically John.
“They gotta let him on the plane,” Trebeaux explained to Big Noogie. “It’s an FAA rule.”
“You are the scum of the scum.”
“No, it’s the hot new thing. Everybody’s doing it.”
“Like who?”
“Like half the Hamptons, that’s who. Know how much Delta charges to fly a full-grown dog in cargo? Look how happy John is here with us.”
“Make him lie down,” said Big Noogie, who was as large as his nickname suggested.
What to read after Razor Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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