The Flame Tree
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Her round face beamed. “The honorable kiai is here to start your lessons.”
The honorable kiai stood at the doorway. Isaac found himself looking into the gentle eyes of Mr. Suherman. He backed up on the cot until he was against the wall. Mr. Suherman’s calm expression did not change. Isaac’s gaze became riveted on the large Gucci leather case dangling from the teacher’s shoulder. Isaac said to Ibu Halimah, “Tell him to go away. Tell him to leave me alone.”
Ibu Halimah said, “Isak, what is the mat...ter with you?”
“He’s a terrorist; he’ll kill me.”
“That’s ridiculous, child, that’s—”
“He had a bomb at the school, he was going to blow us up, he’s one of those terrorists, he’s got a bomb in that bag!”
Ibu Halimah grabbed him by the shoulders, peered into his eyes, felt his cheeks. “You’re delirious again.”
“I am not. Mr. Summerton had a photo of him. Please, Ibu Halimah, don’t leave me alone with him.”
Mr. Suherman sat down in the chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her round face beamed. “The honorable kiai is here to start your lessons.”
The honorable kiai stood at the doorway. Isaac found himself looking into the gentle eyes of Mr. Suherman. He backed up on the cot until he was against the wall. Mr. Suherman’s calm expression did not change. Isaac’s gaze became riveted on the large Gucci leather case dangling from the teacher’s shoulder. Isaac said to Ibu Halimah, “Tell him to go away. Tell him to leave me alone.”
Ibu Halimah said, “Isak, what is the mat...ter with you?”
“He’s a terrorist; he’ll kill me.”
“That’s ridiculous, child, that’s—”
“He had a bomb at the school, he was going to blow us up, he’s one of those terrorists, he’s got a bomb in that bag!”
Ibu Halimah grabbed him by the shoulders, peered into his eyes, felt his cheeks. “You’re delirious again.”
“I am not. Mr. Summerton had a photo of him. Please, Ibu Halimah, don’t leave me alone with him.”
Mr. Suherman sat down in the chair.
What to read after The Flame Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Richard O. to read onlineMoreLess
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