A Sudden Light: a Novel
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I wanted to question him. Glean insight from his half answers. I wasn’t even sure what he could possibly tell me, but I had to find some way to help my father become whole again so he could get back together with my mother.
I was hugely disappointed to find that my father had already taken my place on the blazing veranda. He was sitting on my chair. He was drinking my lemonade. He was talking to my grandfather.
“Oh, hey,” my father said cheerfully. I couldn’t help but notice the blue binder open... on his lap.
“Oh, hey,” I echoed.
He looked up at me with the expectant look of the impatient, like he wanted me to ask him a question and be gone, or else just be gone. But I didn’t go and he didn’t stop looking, his neck twisted around the way a dog looks at you when you say, “Biscuit?”
“I came for my lemonade,” I said.
“Ah!”
My father relaxed because I had made a socially appropriate request and, apparently, I had no agenda other than to acquire a glass of rosemary lemonade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wanted to question him. Glean insight from his half answers. I wasn’t even sure what he could possibly tell me, but I had to find some way to help my father become whole again so he could get back together with my mother.
I was hugely disappointed to find that my father had already taken my place on the blazing veranda. He was sitting on my chair. He was drinking my lemonade. He was talking to my grandfather.
“Oh, hey,” my father said cheerfully. I couldn’t help but notice the blue binder open... on his lap.
“Oh, hey,” I echoed.
He looked up at me with the expectant look of the impatient, like he wanted me to ask him a question and be gone, or else just be gone. But I didn’t go and he didn’t stop looking, his neck twisted around the way a dog looks at you when you say, “Biscuit?”
“I came for my lemonade,” I said.
“Ah!”
My father relaxed because I had made a socially appropriate request and, apparently, I had no agenda other than to acquire a glass of rosemary lemonade.
What to read after A Sudden Light: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garth Stein to read onlineMoreLess
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