The Bombs That Brought Us Together (2016)
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‘Is it true, Law?’ Max Fargo wasn’t in any of my classes. I’d say he was probably the best in the school at wandering the corridors. Most teachers chucked him out after about ten minutes of having him in their lesson, quickly followed by his little lapdog, Bones. Let’s say that Max Fargo and Bones weren’t your typical pens-out-books-on-the-table-heads-up-teach-me-something students. If Old Country officials ever managed to get their claws into the school system, then clowns like Max and Bones wo...uld get their arses rattled big time.
‘Yeah, is it true, Law?’ Bones said.
‘Is what true?’ I said.
‘That your little girlfriend we met on the bus is from Old Country?’ Max said.
For a split second I thought he meant Erin F when he said girlfriend. If only!
‘Yeah, that Old Country girlfriend,’ Bones said.
Bones was a wonder of medical science! He never failed to impress.
‘I don’t know. Why don’t you ask him?’ I said.
‘We don’t need to ask him; we’ve been told,’ Max said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Is it true, Law?’ Max Fargo wasn’t in any of my classes. I’d say he was probably the best in the school at wandering the corridors. Most teachers chucked him out after about ten minutes of having him in their lesson, quickly followed by his little lapdog, Bones. Let’s say that Max Fargo and Bones weren’t your typical pens-out-books-on-the-table-heads-up-teach-me-something students. If Old Country officials ever managed to get their claws into the school system, then clowns like Max and Bones wo...uld get their arses rattled big time.
‘Yeah, is it true, Law?’ Bones said.
‘Is what true?’ I said.
‘That your little girlfriend we met on the bus is from Old Country?’ Max said.
For a split second I thought he meant Erin F when he said girlfriend. If only!
‘Yeah, that Old Country girlfriend,’ Bones said.
Bones was a wonder of medical science! He never failed to impress.
‘I don’t know. Why don’t you ask him?’ I said.
‘We don’t need to ask him; we’ve been told,’ Max said.
What to read after The Bombs That Brought Us Together?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Conaghan to read onlineMoreLess
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