Running the Rift
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Lake Kivu had withdrawn, leaving a ring of black sand where waves had tickled Jean Patrick’s feet the year before. The fish had disappeared, taking Uncle Emmanuel’s motorboat dream with them.
Some days, before dawn or late in the evening, storms erupted across the peaks, and people began to hope. But when the sun climbed high and no rain materialized, the women clucked their tongues and went back to hacking the thirsty ground with their hoes. Red dust stained their pagnes and settled like a ...blanket over the entire countryside.
Jean Patrick, home for Easter vacation, stood with Mathilde among the hilled rows of beans. Skinny pods drooped between the leaves. Pili lay in their scant shadows and chased lizards in her dreams. “What do you call inyanya in French?” he asked.
“Ça s’appelle tomate.”
“Fruit or vegetable?”
Mathilde wrinkled her nose. “Tomato is a vegetable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lake Kivu had withdrawn, leaving a ring of black sand where waves had tickled Jean Patrick’s feet the year before. The fish had disappeared, taking Uncle Emmanuel’s motorboat dream with them.
Some days, before dawn or late in the evening, storms erupted across the peaks, and people began to hope. But when the sun climbed high and no rain materialized, the women clucked their tongues and went back to hacking the thirsty ground with their hoes. Red dust stained their pagnes and settled like a ...blanket over the entire countryside.
Jean Patrick, home for Easter vacation, stood with Mathilde among the hilled rows of beans. Skinny pods drooped between the leaves. Pili lay in their scant shadows and chased lizards in her dreams. “What do you call inyanya in French?” he asked.
“Ça s’appelle tomate.”
“Fruit or vegetable?”
Mathilde wrinkled her nose. “Tomato is a vegetable.
What to read after Running the Rift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naomi Benaron to read onlineMoreLess
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