If These Walls Had Ears (2009)
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Though Bret would tell you there are some days when I’m the grumpiest of chauffeurs, I nevertheless enjoy these moments—they’re a comforting ritual, and no doubt part of the reason I feel at home at 501 Holly. My own two sons have lived in a different state from me since David was seven—they moved on his seventh birthday, actually—and Matthew was seven months. Herding eleven-year-old Bret and our miniature schnauzer, Snapp, into the car every morning, I feel, when I think about it, that I’ve man...aged to double back and recapture a piece of something I had lost.
The subject of loss often crosses my mind on the way to school. That’s because, following Kavanaugh Street (called Prospect until the mid-thirties) farther into the Heights, I pass right by North Tyler Street, where Charlie and Jessie and Charles and Jane moved when they had to leave the house on Holly. The duplex they lived in is the second one from the corner, and I give it a respectful glance every day as I drive by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though Bret would tell you there are some days when I’m the grumpiest of chauffeurs, I nevertheless enjoy these moments—they’re a comforting ritual, and no doubt part of the reason I feel at home at 501 Holly. My own two sons have lived in a different state from me since David was seven—they moved on his seventh birthday, actually—and Matthew was seven months. Herding eleven-year-old Bret and our miniature schnauzer, Snapp, into the car every morning, I feel, when I think about it, that I’ve man...aged to double back and recapture a piece of something I had lost.
The subject of loss often crosses my mind on the way to school. That’s because, following Kavanaugh Street (called Prospect until the mid-thirties) farther into the Heights, I pass right by North Tyler Street, where Charlie and Jessie and Charles and Jane moved when they had to leave the house on Holly. The duplex they lived in is the second one from the corner, and I give it a respectful glance every day as I drive by.
What to read after If These Walls Had Ears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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