Confectionately Yours #2: Taking the Cake!
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Suddenly, it’s like I don’t know what to do with the bite of fish in my mouth. I can’t seem to swallow it. I just chew and chew and chew until it’s practically fish juice, and then I’m still chewing and I have to take a sip of water to wash it down.
Gran watches Mom, a little smile on her lips, as if she’s wondering how my mother will respond. Mom looks dazed. She gazes off toward the kitchen, as if she’s considering trying to escape.
“Isn’t he your boyfriend?” Chloe asks. Her face turns pink, a...nd I think she’s realized that she has said something embarrassing.
“He isn’t my boyfriend,” Mom says in a tone of voice that means, “not exactly.”
“Okay, well, even if he’s just a friend, can’t he come over?” Chloe asks. “Don’t you remember that he said he spends Thanksgiving alone?”
“He spends it at a soup kitchen,” I correct her. “Maybe he likes helping people.”
“We’re having dinner early,” Chloe points out. “He’ll still have time to go to the soup kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly, it’s like I don’t know what to do with the bite of fish in my mouth. I can’t seem to swallow it. I just chew and chew and chew until it’s practically fish juice, and then I’m still chewing and I have to take a sip of water to wash it down.
Gran watches Mom, a little smile on her lips, as if she’s wondering how my mother will respond. Mom looks dazed. She gazes off toward the kitchen, as if she’s considering trying to escape.
“Isn’t he your boyfriend?” Chloe asks. Her face turns pink, a...nd I think she’s realized that she has said something embarrassing.
“He isn’t my boyfriend,” Mom says in a tone of voice that means, “not exactly.”
“Okay, well, even if he’s just a friend, can’t he come over?” Chloe asks. “Don’t you remember that he said he spends Thanksgiving alone?”
“He spends it at a soup kitchen,” I correct her. “Maybe he likes helping people.”
“We’re having dinner early,” Chloe points out. “He’ll still have time to go to the soup kitchen.
What to read after Confectionately Yours #2: Taking the Cake!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Papademetriou to read onlineMoreLess
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