From Cape Town With Love (2010)
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Somewhere close, a baby was crying. “Thank you, Ms. Maitlin!” the children said, in near-perfect unison. “Enkosi!”
“We are so glad you could come visit with us!” Mama Bessie said.
Maitlin moved through the room, lingering at each end of each table, stroking the children’s heads, feeding them spoonfuls of vegetables and collecting colorful crafts they had made for her. Thank you for giving us a place to live! one card read, with smiling stick figures.
I guessed that Maitlin had the new facility b...uilt, and my respect for her jumped a notch. For twenty minutes, she gave them all reason to smile as they ate.
Then we went to the baby room. In the next room, there were eight babies in plastic high chairs. Two women took turns feeding the babies mashed food. The youngest baby looked only a few months old; the oldest, nearly two. A small, snowy TV played Sesame Street to catch their eyes.
The baby room was different. The sheer helplessness of children who couldn’t feed themselves was mind-boggling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somewhere close, a baby was crying. “Thank you, Ms. Maitlin!” the children said, in near-perfect unison. “Enkosi!”
“We are so glad you could come visit with us!” Mama Bessie said.
Maitlin moved through the room, lingering at each end of each table, stroking the children’s heads, feeding them spoonfuls of vegetables and collecting colorful crafts they had made for her. Thank you for giving us a place to live! one card read, with smiling stick figures.
I guessed that Maitlin had the new facility b...uilt, and my respect for her jumped a notch. For twenty minutes, she gave them all reason to smile as they ate.
Then we went to the baby room. In the next room, there were eight babies in plastic high chairs. Two women took turns feeding the babies mashed food. The youngest baby looked only a few months old; the oldest, nearly two. A small, snowy TV played Sesame Street to catch their eyes.
The baby room was different. The sheer helplessness of children who couldn’t feed themselves was mind-boggling.
What to read after From Cape Town With Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Barnes Steveni to read onlineMoreLess
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