When Will There Be Good News?
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'We'll be back,' the blond one said. Then the other, carroty one said, 'Got a present for you: and pulled a book from his pocket -unmistakably a Loeb classic -and tossed it to her like a grenade. She didn't even attempt to catch it, imagined it exploding in her hands, didn't believe it could only contain something as harmless as words. She heard Ms MacDonald's voice in her head saying, 'Words are the most powerful weapons we have.' Hardly. Words couldn't save you from a huge express train bearin...g down on you at full speed. (Help!) Couldn't save you from neds bearing gifts. (No thanks.) 'Hasta la vista, baby,' Ginger said and they both left. They were idiots. Idiots with Loeb classics.
She picked up the Loeb, a green one, that had flopped open, face down in the shower tray, like a grounded bird. The first volume of the Iliad. How was that a message? She picked the book up and read the faded pencil inscription on the flyleaf, Moira MacDonald, Girton College, 1971. Funny to think ofMs MacDonald being young.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'We'll be back,' the blond one said. Then the other, carroty one said, 'Got a present for you: and pulled a book from his pocket -unmistakably a Loeb classic -and tossed it to her like a grenade. She didn't even attempt to catch it, imagined it exploding in her hands, didn't believe it could only contain something as harmless as words. She heard Ms MacDonald's voice in her head saying, 'Words are the most powerful weapons we have.' Hardly. Words couldn't save you from a huge express train bearin...g down on you at full speed. (Help!) Couldn't save you from neds bearing gifts. (No thanks.) 'Hasta la vista, baby,' Ginger said and they both left. They were idiots. Idiots with Loeb classics.
She picked up the Loeb, a green one, that had flopped open, face down in the shower tray, like a grounded bird. The first volume of the Iliad. How was that a message? She picked the book up and read the faded pencil inscription on the flyleaf, Moira MacDonald, Girton College, 1971. Funny to think ofMs MacDonald being young.
What to read after When Will There Be Good News??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Atkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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