Red Tide
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It is a thick heady scent of orchids and rotting vegetables on top of the faint tang of low tide and it makes the hair stand up on your arms and gives you the feeling that you could live forever if you could just keep that smell in your nose.
I looked around for Anna. I saw her walking towards the center of Old Town. Still not sure what the hell I was doing, or why, I ran after her.
I caught up with her at the corner. She didn’t want to be caught. She gave me a look of icy indifference and kept ...walking.
“Excuse me,” I said. She did not look at me again. Now I was starting to get a little mad. “Is this the way they talk about things where you come from?” I said. “You give your opinion, which is always right, and then run out the door before anyone else can say something that might not agree?”
“Oh,” she said without looking. “You are now having an opinion. This is very good. Very much progress.”
“It must be so hard on you,” I said. “To understand everything. Nobody else even knows enough to congratulate you.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a thick heady scent of orchids and rotting vegetables on top of the faint tang of low tide and it makes the hair stand up on your arms and gives you the feeling that you could live forever if you could just keep that smell in your nose.
I looked around for Anna. I saw her walking towards the center of Old Town. Still not sure what the hell I was doing, or why, I ran after her.
I caught up with her at the corner. She didn’t want to be caught. She gave me a look of icy indifference and kept ...walking.
“Excuse me,” I said. She did not look at me again. Now I was starting to get a little mad. “Is this the way they talk about things where you come from?” I said. “You give your opinion, which is always right, and then run out the door before anyone else can say something that might not agree?”
“Oh,” she said without looking. “You are now having an opinion. This is very good. Very much progress.”
“It must be so hard on you,” I said. “To understand everything. Nobody else even knows enough to congratulate you.”
What to read after Red Tide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeff Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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