The Art of Living (2010)
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But give me the justice of Aunt Ella Reikert, the time she got run off the road by the Preacher’s wife, down on Boskydell Road, this side of Makanda. By the time she got, for the second time, to the diner that her niece’s husband ran—one of her real nieces, not one of the hundred, maybe two hundred kids that imagined “Aunt Ella” was her natural designation—she was hopping mad. She pulled that half-demolished old square-framed black-and-yellow Dodge up in front of the gaspumps and pushed open the... only door that still worked. The car had rolled just once. The sticky red gumbo in the creekbed stopped it. The only real damage was to the tires and roof and sides—the whole right side of the roof was caved in so it looked like a chicken coop or hog-shed on wheels—or that was the only real damage unless you counted (and she did) the damage the Hume boys had done with their tractor, pulling it out of the mud and up onto the road. They’d broken off both bumpers with their chain, one after the other, and then they’d looped the chain around the right-hand windshield post and broke that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But give me the justice of Aunt Ella Reikert, the time she got run off the road by the Preacher’s wife, down on Boskydell Road, this side of Makanda. By the time she got, for the second time, to the diner that her niece’s husband ran—one of her real nieces, not one of the hundred, maybe two hundred kids that imagined “Aunt Ella” was her natural designation—she was hopping mad. She pulled that half-demolished old square-framed black-and-yellow Dodge up in front of the gaspumps and pushed open the... only door that still worked. The car had rolled just once. The sticky red gumbo in the creekbed stopped it. The only real damage was to the tires and roof and sides—the whole right side of the roof was caved in so it looked like a chicken coop or hog-shed on wheels—or that was the only real damage unless you counted (and she did) the damage the Hume boys had done with their tractor, pulling it out of the mud and up onto the road. They’d broken off both bumpers with their chain, one after the other, and then they’d looped the chain around the right-hand windshield post and broke that.
What to read after The Art of Living?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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