Brentwood (2014)
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The child looked anything but sunny as he dragged his reluctant young feet along, trying to pull away from this strange new sister who looked just enough like the familiar sister Betty to frighten him. There were tears running down his thin cheeks, tears freezing on his chin and nose.
Some benighted visitor to the day care had administered a square of cheap chocolate as an antidote to fright and homesickness and hunger, and the recipient, while devouring it, had not ceased to wail, thus mingling... the chocolate with the tears and applying most of it externally.
The baby-gold of his curls was matted in a tangle—the curls that had given him his happy little name of Sunny—and the faded red cap was awry on them. The small threadbare coat that had seen several steps of the Gay family through the baby stage had lost most of its buttons and was dragging open, showing a mended blouse much the worse for chocolate and the wear and tear of the day. One stocking had come down around Sunny’s ankle, showing a bare little knee rough and red with cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The child looked anything but sunny as he dragged his reluctant young feet along, trying to pull away from this strange new sister who looked just enough like the familiar sister Betty to frighten him. There were tears running down his thin cheeks, tears freezing on his chin and nose.
Some benighted visitor to the day care had administered a square of cheap chocolate as an antidote to fright and homesickness and hunger, and the recipient, while devouring it, had not ceased to wail, thus mingling... the chocolate with the tears and applying most of it externally.
The baby-gold of his curls was matted in a tangle—the curls that had given him his happy little name of Sunny—and the faded red cap was awry on them. The small threadbare coat that had seen several steps of the Gay family through the baby stage had lost most of its buttons and was dragging open, showing a mended blouse much the worse for chocolate and the wear and tear of the day. One stocking had come down around Sunny’s ankle, showing a bare little knee rough and red with cold.
What to read after Brentwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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