Little Lies (2014)
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But the calls I receive aren’t to put out a blaze, perform an emergency C-section or administer last rites to the dying. When my phone rings at 2:00 a.m., I know it’s regarding one of my children. Not my biological children, but those that I come to know in my work as a social worker with the Cedar City, Iowa, Department of Human Services.
The late-night calls mostly bring news of violent domestic disputes when a child needs to be removed from the home for his or her safety. They are depress...ingly similar and rarely have positive outcomes: a father on a drunken binge could mean cracked ribs and broken bones, unsupervised children with access to lighters equal third-degree burns, a marital spat can turn into a gunshot wound to the head or knife wounds. All leave the children traumatized from the horror they have witnessed and reeling from being torn from the life they have known, no matter how dysfunctional and damaging.
So I’m not surprised when my cell phone on my bedside table shrills loudly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the calls I receive aren’t to put out a blaze, perform an emergency C-section or administer last rites to the dying. When my phone rings at 2:00 a.m., I know it’s regarding one of my children. Not my biological children, but those that I come to know in my work as a social worker with the Cedar City, Iowa, Department of Human Services.
The late-night calls mostly bring news of violent domestic disputes when a child needs to be removed from the home for his or her safety. They are depress...ingly similar and rarely have positive outcomes: a father on a drunken binge could mean cracked ribs and broken bones, unsupervised children with access to lighters equal third-degree burns, a marital spat can turn into a gunshot wound to the head or knife wounds. All leave the children traumatized from the horror they have witnessed and reeling from being torn from the life they have known, no matter how dysfunctional and damaging.
So I’m not surprised when my cell phone on my bedside table shrills loudly.
What to read after Little Lies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Gudenkauf to read onlineMoreLess
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