Breaking the Silence
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Alison said. “She was up all night with some stomach bug.”“Oh, how miserable,” Laura said, but she wasn’t thinking of Cory as much as she was of Sarah. She’d told Sarah she’d visit today while Emma was at the birthday party. Now, though, Emma was left with no place to go. Most likely Sarah didn’t remember Laura saying she’d come today, but what if she did? The thought of her waiting for her with her walking shoes on was more than Laura could bear.“Anything I can do to help?” Laura asked Alison.“...No, thanks. Jim went out for ginger ale and saltines, so I think we’re all set.”Hanging up the phone, Laura took her seat again across from Emma.“Well, honey, that was Cory’s mom. Cory’s sick today, so she won’t be able to have her birthday party.”Emma looked out the window in the direction of the Beckers’ house.“I know you’re disappointed.” How did she know that? How did she know anything her daughter was thinking or feeling? She was in the middle of a colossal guessing game, dividing her time between a small child who refused to communicate and an old woman who couldn’t.One of the library books she’d been reading suggested linking the Alzheimer’s patient with a child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alison said. “She was up all night with some stomach bug.”“Oh, how miserable,” Laura said, but she wasn’t thinking of Cory as much as she was of Sarah. She’d told Sarah she’d visit today while Emma was at the birthday party. Now, though, Emma was left with no place to go. Most likely Sarah didn’t remember Laura saying she’d come today, but what if she did? The thought of her waiting for her with her walking shoes on was more than Laura could bear.“Anything I can do to help?” Laura asked Alison.“...No, thanks. Jim went out for ginger ale and saltines, so I think we’re all set.”Hanging up the phone, Laura took her seat again across from Emma.“Well, honey, that was Cory’s mom. Cory’s sick today, so she won’t be able to have her birthday party.”Emma looked out the window in the direction of the Beckers’ house.“I know you’re disappointed.” How did she know that? How did she know anything her daughter was thinking or feeling? She was in the middle of a colossal guessing game, dividing her time between a small child who refused to communicate and an old woman who couldn’t.One of the library books she’d been reading suggested linking the Alzheimer’s patient with a child.
What to read after Breaking the Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diane Chamberlain to read onlineMoreLess
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