The Wild Beasts of Wuhan
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She was beginning to think that all of Europe was sitting under one giant rain cloud. She pulled a Steinum sweater from her bag and put it on.She had called Helen Byrne as soon as she could turn on her cellphone and was now officially expected. She lined up at the taxi stand; to her right was a mass of people huddled inside a fenced area, partially hidden by small trees. “Stupid smokers,” the woman in front of her said. “They call that area Sherwood Forest because of the trees. Those idiots woul...d stand there even if it was hailing on them.” She was holding a large umbrella and moved it towards Ava so they were both covered.“Thank you so much,” Ava said.“Are you Vietnamese?”“No, Chinese-Canadian.”“There are lots of Vietnamese in Dublin these days. Them and Poles. Don’t know what restaurants and hotels would do without them. Shut down, probably.”The line moved quickly, and Ava was in a taxi before most of the smokers had finished getting their fix. She asked the driver to take her to Donabate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was beginning to think that all of Europe was sitting under one giant rain cloud. She pulled a Steinum sweater from her bag and put it on.She had called Helen Byrne as soon as she could turn on her cellphone and was now officially expected. She lined up at the taxi stand; to her right was a mass of people huddled inside a fenced area, partially hidden by small trees. “Stupid smokers,” the woman in front of her said. “They call that area Sherwood Forest because of the trees. Those idiots woul...d stand there even if it was hailing on them.” She was holding a large umbrella and moved it towards Ava so they were both covered.“Thank you so much,” Ava said.“Are you Vietnamese?”“No, Chinese-Canadian.”“There are lots of Vietnamese in Dublin these days. Them and Poles. Don’t know what restaurants and hotels would do without them. Shut down, probably.”The line moved quickly, and Ava was in a taxi before most of the smokers had finished getting their fix. She asked the driver to take her to Donabate.
What to read after The Wild Beasts of Wuhan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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