The Visibles
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It was a new dentist in Lower Manhattan; I’d switched from my old one in Brooklyn when he moved his practice to New Jersey. The office walls were painted lavender, and there were the typical array of Life magazines on the coffee tables. A glossy poster across from me asked, What Are Molar Sealants? Another crowed, Let’s Talk Gingivitis! The ceiling fan rattled around, its cord swinging. When I came in, the receptionist announced that the air conditioner was broken. She was very defensive, as if ...someone had tried to blame her for not knowing how to fix air conditioners. The room felt thick and close. It was nearly a hundred degrees outside and only June.
The door to the back opened, and an assistant in a green smock looked around. “Summer Davis?”
A few fluffy, expectant seconds passed. I knew I should stand up, but I didn’t. I wasn’t sure why.
“Summer Davis?” the girl called again. She looked at her clipboard, then at the receptionist. “Is Summer here?”
The receptionist swiveled the phone receiver away from her mouth and surveyed the waiting room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a new dentist in Lower Manhattan; I’d switched from my old one in Brooklyn when he moved his practice to New Jersey. The office walls were painted lavender, and there were the typical array of Life magazines on the coffee tables. A glossy poster across from me asked, What Are Molar Sealants? Another crowed, Let’s Talk Gingivitis! The ceiling fan rattled around, its cord swinging. When I came in, the receptionist announced that the air conditioner was broken. She was very defensive, as if ...someone had tried to blame her for not knowing how to fix air conditioners. The room felt thick and close. It was nearly a hundred degrees outside and only June.
The door to the back opened, and an assistant in a green smock looked around. “Summer Davis?”
A few fluffy, expectant seconds passed. I knew I should stand up, but I didn’t. I wasn’t sure why.
“Summer Davis?” the girl called again. She looked at her clipboard, then at the receptionist. “Is Summer here?”
The receptionist swiveled the phone receiver away from her mouth and surveyed the waiting room.
What to read after The Visibles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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