When I Was Joe (2010)
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She’s alive. She starts waking up and coughing, choking and retching in the fresh air. I leave her to it, grab a towel from a pile of dirty washing that’s been sitting in the kitchen for about a week and run back into the room.
Petrol bomb . . . arson . . . I’m panicking, but I realise this is completely different. There’s no actual fire anywhere, no flames. It’s the sofa that’s smouldering – the smoke is pouring from a black-edged hole in the beige fabric. I smother it with the towel, then look... around. I can still hear Nicki coughing away on the front step.
Has someone attacked her? Beaten her up, left her unconscious, then set the place on fire? I look around but there’s no sign of fighting, nothing broken or anything like that.
There are bottles scattered on the brown carpet. She’s been shopping at last, down to the off licence to get a six-pack of alcopops. By the look of it, she’s drunk them all. There’s a cigarette stub lying on the sofa. If I hadn’t got back when I did then, she’d have been dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’s alive. She starts waking up and coughing, choking and retching in the fresh air. I leave her to it, grab a towel from a pile of dirty washing that’s been sitting in the kitchen for about a week and run back into the room.
Petrol bomb . . . arson . . . I’m panicking, but I realise this is completely different. There’s no actual fire anywhere, no flames. It’s the sofa that’s smouldering – the smoke is pouring from a black-edged hole in the beige fabric. I smother it with the towel, then look... around. I can still hear Nicki coughing away on the front step.
Has someone attacked her? Beaten her up, left her unconscious, then set the place on fire? I look around but there’s no sign of fighting, nothing broken or anything like that.
There are bottles scattered on the brown carpet. She’s been shopping at last, down to the off licence to get a six-pack of alcopops. By the look of it, she’s drunk them all. There’s a cigarette stub lying on the sofa. If I hadn’t got back when I did then, she’d have been dead.
What to read after When I Was Joe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David, Keren to read onlineMoreLess
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