Bellefleur (2013)
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?” or one of her favorite kittens, flying across the floor, was enough to frighten her into a little scream. Leah sought her out and knelt before her, framing her face, gazing into her evasive eyes. “What is wrong, dear? Don’t you feel well?” she asked. But the little girl answered disjointedly, squirming out of her mother’s embrace. The sky tasted muddy, she said. Muddy-black. There were eels in it. The cellar smelled: rubber and skunk and something burnt on the stove. Tiny spiders were crawlin...g up her legs and stinging. . . .
“She must be coming down with something,” grandmother Cornelia said, approaching the child but not touching her. “Just look at her eyes. . . .”
“Germaine,” Leah said, trying to hug her, “there certainly aren’t spiders crawling up your legs! You know better! Those are just goose-bumps, you’re cold, you can’t seem to stop shivering, can you . . . ? Are you getting sick? Is it your stomach? Please tell me, dear.”
But she pushed Leah away and ran to the window, pressing her cheek against the pane so that she could peer up, anxiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
?” or one of her favorite kittens, flying across the floor, was enough to frighten her into a little scream. Leah sought her out and knelt before her, framing her face, gazing into her evasive eyes. “What is wrong, dear? Don’t you feel well?” she asked. But the little girl answered disjointedly, squirming out of her mother’s embrace. The sky tasted muddy, she said. Muddy-black. There were eels in it. The cellar smelled: rubber and skunk and something burnt on the stove. Tiny spiders were crawlin...g up her legs and stinging. . . .
“She must be coming down with something,” grandmother Cornelia said, approaching the child but not touching her. “Just look at her eyes. . . .”
“Germaine,” Leah said, trying to hug her, “there certainly aren’t spiders crawling up your legs! You know better! Those are just goose-bumps, you’re cold, you can’t seem to stop shivering, can you . . . ? Are you getting sick? Is it your stomach? Please tell me, dear.”
But she pushed Leah away and ran to the window, pressing her cheek against the pane so that she could peer up, anxiously.
What to read after Bellefleur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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