Unteachable
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“Does he run a cartel?”
Mom clanged a lid onto a steaming pot. “Rule number one: no business discussion unless Mr. Rivero brings it up first.”
“He’s not even here yet.”
My logic did not move her.
“If this gets sketchy, I’m out of here,” I warned, handing her the bowl. I watched her dirty up the ladles and dishes no one had touched in years. “Mom.”
She looked at me. Her makeup was understated tonight—she didn’t quite look like a corpse who’d escaped from a funeral home.
“Thank you for the clothe...s.”
Her eyebrows made a sad arrowhead pointing up. Jesus, please don’t say you love me.
“You look beautiful, babe,” she said, and dropped the potatoes in the pot.
I left the room, relieved and slightly queasy. I didn’t want to hear her lie. I wanted her to actually love me, but I guess “you look beautiful” was about as close as I’d get. Some girls had mothers who never called them beautiful but swore their love up and down. It’s all the same, really.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Does he run a cartel?”
Mom clanged a lid onto a steaming pot. “Rule number one: no business discussion unless Mr. Rivero brings it up first.”
“He’s not even here yet.”
My logic did not move her.
“If this gets sketchy, I’m out of here,” I warned, handing her the bowl. I watched her dirty up the ladles and dishes no one had touched in years. “Mom.”
She looked at me. Her makeup was understated tonight—she didn’t quite look like a corpse who’d escaped from a funeral home.
“Thank you for the clothe...s.”
Her eyebrows made a sad arrowhead pointing up. Jesus, please don’t say you love me.
“You look beautiful, babe,” she said, and dropped the potatoes in the pot.
I left the room, relieved and slightly queasy. I didn’t want to hear her lie. I wanted her to actually love me, but I guess “you look beautiful” was about as close as I’d get. Some girls had mothers who never called them beautiful but swore their love up and down. It’s all the same, really.
What to read after Unteachable?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leah Raeder to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
Truly a roller coaster ride.This book would make a great movie.I wonder how come there is no movie made on it yet or there is but I didnt get anything abt it on net....
Guest 6 years ago
It was hard to believe this book is a work of non-fiction. If it is, the teacher should have known better, and sounds like a predator. The book reads more like fiction. Hope the writer got counseling after all of her ordeals.Write Review:
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