Road Trip (2003)
Road Trip
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It's like a world unto itself. How can I even describe it? Yellow murky skies hang overhead, although I've heard people say itfs not always like this. It's very hot and dry, and palm trees seem to grow everywhere. Lots of cars and bumper-to-bumper traffic that rushes along until it comes to a complete halt. You'd think the freeways would be piled high with wrecks, though I've yet to see one.
But it's the people who get my attention. Everyone down here just seems to have this attitude going on. O...kay, not everyone. But a lot of folks go around acting like they're really important or have important business to attend to with their fancy cars and suits and cell phones. It's hard to explain, but I do find it rather intriguing. And once again, I'm trying not to judge. But it's okay to observe. I like observing.
Speaking of observations, I'm still worried about Laura. I think those sleeping pills are grogging her out. It's like she's losing her edge or something. It's even starting to show in her music.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's like a world unto itself. How can I even describe it? Yellow murky skies hang overhead, although I've heard people say itfs not always like this. It's very hot and dry, and palm trees seem to grow everywhere. Lots of cars and bumper-to-bumper traffic that rushes along until it comes to a complete halt. You'd think the freeways would be piled high with wrecks, though I've yet to see one.
But it's the people who get my attention. Everyone down here just seems to have this attitude going on. O...kay, not everyone. But a lot of folks go around acting like they're really important or have important business to attend to with their fancy cars and suits and cell phones. It's hard to explain, but I do find it rather intriguing. And once again, I'm trying not to judge. But it's okay to observe. I like observing.
Speaking of observations, I'm still worried about Laura. I think those sleeping pills are grogging her out. It's like she's losing her edge or something. It's even starting to show in her music.
What to read after Road Trip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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