The Adderall Diaries (2010)
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It’s an ordinary party. A dozen children run races on rubber mats, dive headfirst into foam pools, crawl through tunnels, and flip over horse bars. The soundtrack is filled with screaming and giggling and the instructions of counselors in the background.
Ten minutes in, the camera centers on the mother bouncing on the trampoline with the birthday boy and his younger sister. She’s barefoot, wearing a green and white print dress. She doesn’t look like a woman with two children, though maybe that’s... just a stereotype. She’s gorgeous and full of energy. She doesn’t look like a murder victim and she’s nothing like a movie star. Her beauty is warm and lacking in glamour. She’s in her thirties, but there’s something younger about her. Her focus on the children is so complete it’s as if there were no one else in the entire world.
Hours are like weeks at this age, minutes disproportionate to a world children are only starting to notice. These images are all that will last. The dress hugs the woman’s hips and floats toward her knees as she falls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s an ordinary party. A dozen children run races on rubber mats, dive headfirst into foam pools, crawl through tunnels, and flip over horse bars. The soundtrack is filled with screaming and giggling and the instructions of counselors in the background.
Ten minutes in, the camera centers on the mother bouncing on the trampoline with the birthday boy and his younger sister. She’s barefoot, wearing a green and white print dress. She doesn’t look like a woman with two children, though maybe that’s... just a stereotype. She’s gorgeous and full of energy. She doesn’t look like a murder victim and she’s nothing like a movie star. Her beauty is warm and lacking in glamour. She’s in her thirties, but there’s something younger about her. Her focus on the children is so complete it’s as if there were no one else in the entire world.
Hours are like weeks at this age, minutes disproportionate to a world children are only starting to notice. These images are all that will last. The dress hugs the woman’s hips and floats toward her knees as she falls.
What to read after The Adderall Diaries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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