The Rules of Magic
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On the first day of December 1969, the lottery was held. Men between the ages of eighteen and twenty-six would be drafted to fight in Vietnam according to their birth dates. Lives were interrupted and fortunes were exchanged. A cold drizzle hung down and flurries of snow fell in swirls. There were no stones thrown or drownings, no pillories or burnings. Those chosen were computerized, their fates picked at random.
Life went on despite the lottery: traffic headed down Broadway, men and women show...ed up for work, children went to play. The world breathed and sighed and people fell in love and got married and fell out of love and never spoke to one another again. Still the numbers drawn had the weight of ruin and sorrow; they turned young men old in an instant. A breath in and a man was chosen to walk on a path he’d never expected to take. A breath out and he must make the decision of a lifetime. Some would leave the country, some went to jail, some were ready to take up arms and die for the country they loved despite the heartbreak of leaving families and friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the first day of December 1969, the lottery was held. Men between the ages of eighteen and twenty-six would be drafted to fight in Vietnam according to their birth dates. Lives were interrupted and fortunes were exchanged. A cold drizzle hung down and flurries of snow fell in swirls. There were no stones thrown or drownings, no pillories or burnings. Those chosen were computerized, their fates picked at random.
Life went on despite the lottery: traffic headed down Broadway, men and women show...ed up for work, children went to play. The world breathed and sighed and people fell in love and got married and fell out of love and never spoke to one another again. Still the numbers drawn had the weight of ruin and sorrow; they turned young men old in an instant. A breath in and a man was chosen to walk on a path he’d never expected to take. A breath out and he must make the decision of a lifetime. Some would leave the country, some went to jail, some were ready to take up arms and die for the country they loved despite the heartbreak of leaving families and friends.
What to read after The Rules of Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hoffman to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 5 years ago
Great story but the ending could have been better
Guest 6 years ago
A pleasant read.
Guest 6 years ago
GREAT BOOK :)
Guest 6 years ago
yes loved it
Guest 6 years ago
i really like this story and i keep story it all day
Guest 6 years ago
Wow
MaGri9656 6 years ago
its so stupid there should be a movie bitch
Guest 5 years ago
Who the heck do you think you are talking to someone like this? Especially someone whom you don't know nor do you have the right and/or power to speak that way. This book was awesome and although yes this book would make a great movie....YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO CALL ANYONE A BITCH
Guest 6 years ago
i love the plot
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