Anastasia, Ask Your Analyst
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At the closed door of her bedroom she stopped, startled. Her way was blocked by the vacuum cleaner, which was sitting in the middle of the hall floor. Attached to it with a piece of Scotch tape was a note.
"Anastasia," the note said. "You realize that I can't possibly clean your room anymore, since you have those things in there, and I suffer from this phobia. Be sure to do in the corners, and under the bed. Put the vacuum cleaner away in the hall closet when you're done. Love, Mom." "LOVE, MOM"...?Did Hitler sign notes "Love, Adolf"?
Anastasia glowered, and went back downstairs in search of her mother. "Love, Mom" indeed!
Mrs. Krupnik, wearing jeans and a paint-spattered man's shirt, was sitting on the floor of the room that she used as her artist's studio. Beside her was Sam, squatting on his short three-year-old legs. His face and clothes and hands were daubed with different colors. He grinned up at Anastasia and then went back to stirring a coffee can filled with bright orange paint.
There were oatmeal boxes all over the floor of the big room, on top of newspapers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the closed door of her bedroom she stopped, startled. Her way was blocked by the vacuum cleaner, which was sitting in the middle of the hall floor. Attached to it with a piece of Scotch tape was a note.
"Anastasia," the note said. "You realize that I can't possibly clean your room anymore, since you have those things in there, and I suffer from this phobia. Be sure to do in the corners, and under the bed. Put the vacuum cleaner away in the hall closet when you're done. Love, Mom." "LOVE, MOM"...?Did Hitler sign notes "Love, Adolf"?
Anastasia glowered, and went back downstairs in search of her mother. "Love, Mom" indeed!
Mrs. Krupnik, wearing jeans and a paint-spattered man's shirt, was sitting on the floor of the room that she used as her artist's studio. Beside her was Sam, squatting on his short three-year-old legs. His face and clothes and hands were daubed with different colors. He grinned up at Anastasia and then went back to stirring a coffee can filled with bright orange paint.
There were oatmeal boxes all over the floor of the big room, on top of newspapers.
What to read after Anastasia, Ask Your Analyst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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