The Patron Saint of Liars
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Those are the three I thought of right off. Then there are all the names you could choose 'cause you wanted to make somebody else feel good. Angie, Evangeline, June. Or Beatrice, since she was the one who brought us together in a way. She could call her Elizabeth for the saint or Louisa for the hotel. In the hospital gift shop, I bought a book called Naming Your Baby. You wouldn't believe all the pretty names in there, ones you'd never think of, like Madeline and Isabel. In the end, there was on...ly one name that wouldn't be right, which is the name Rose had settled on. Cecilia.In the weeks before the baby was born, I begged Rose a hundred different ways to change her mind. Once I even tried putting my foot down. "You will not," I said over breakfast, and looked at her straight enough to scare her, but I must have forgot who I was dealing with. Rose don't scare. She don't even ruffle. She just whisked my plate up off the table, her belly so big in front of her you hardly know how she could move about at all, and she looks at me as if to say, who are you to tell me what to name my baby?"Rose," I said, "listen.""Come on now," she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those are the three I thought of right off. Then there are all the names you could choose 'cause you wanted to make somebody else feel good. Angie, Evangeline, June. Or Beatrice, since she was the one who brought us together in a way. She could call her Elizabeth for the saint or Louisa for the hotel. In the hospital gift shop, I bought a book called Naming Your Baby. You wouldn't believe all the pretty names in there, ones you'd never think of, like Madeline and Isabel. In the end, there was on...ly one name that wouldn't be right, which is the name Rose had settled on. Cecilia.In the weeks before the baby was born, I begged Rose a hundred different ways to change her mind. Once I even tried putting my foot down. "You will not," I said over breakfast, and looked at her straight enough to scare her, but I must have forgot who I was dealing with. Rose don't scare. She don't even ruffle. She just whisked my plate up off the table, her belly so big in front of her you hardly know how she could move about at all, and she looks at me as if to say, who are you to tell me what to name my baby?"Rose," I said, "listen.""Come on now," she said.
What to read after The Patron Saint of Liars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Patchett to read onlineMoreLess
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