The Cipher Garden (2011)
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‘Come on.’ He pushed aside a coffee mug emblazoned with a picture of a pair of bare buttocks. The odour of last night’s curry masked the smell of burned bacon. ‘You’ve not said a word since you came down.’ ‘I’m having my breakfast.’ ‘Doesn’t normally stop you gabbing on. And you’ve got a face on you like…’ ‘Like what?’ She expected the usual insult, but it could no longer wound her.
‘I dunno. Like you’re a stranger here, like you don’t belong any more.’ She tasted the last of her pineapple j...uice. Funny he should say that. Was it possible that he was more than an insensitive plank? Too late to find out now. But he was right, she was seeing their home with new eyes. She felt like a traveller wandering through a foreign land without a guidebook. Or even a passport.
‘I don’t believe it. You’re not actually concerned about me?’ ‘Suit yourself.’ The jeering tone reminded her of their father. ‘Wetting yourself about jumping out of that plane, are you?’ ‘No, I’m looking forward to it.’ The phone rang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Come on.’ He pushed aside a coffee mug emblazoned with a picture of a pair of bare buttocks. The odour of last night’s curry masked the smell of burned bacon. ‘You’ve not said a word since you came down.’ ‘I’m having my breakfast.’ ‘Doesn’t normally stop you gabbing on. And you’ve got a face on you like…’ ‘Like what?’ She expected the usual insult, but it could no longer wound her.
‘I dunno. Like you’re a stranger here, like you don’t belong any more.’ She tasted the last of her pineapple j...uice. Funny he should say that. Was it possible that he was more than an insensitive plank? Too late to find out now. But he was right, she was seeing their home with new eyes. She felt like a traveller wandering through a foreign land without a guidebook. Or even a passport.
‘I don’t believe it. You’re not actually concerned about me?’ ‘Suit yourself.’ The jeering tone reminded her of their father. ‘Wetting yourself about jumping out of that plane, are you?’ ‘No, I’m looking forward to it.’ The phone rang.
What to read after The Cipher Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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