Meet the Austins (2012)
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My brother John, for instance. John’s always been my big brother, and I’ve admired him and loved him and hated him and fought with him and never thought much about him, simply because he’s just John.
And our father. Daddy’s a country doctor, and he’s familiar and safe, and it’s hard for us to realize that lots of people are afraid of him.
And Mother. She’s just Mother to us, and that’s enough.
So of course the John we see isn’t the John anybody else sees, and that’s a big thing to realize.
It st...arted out with measles. All in one week John and Maggy and Suzy and Rob came down with measles, in chronological order.
I didn’t, heaven knows why. So I helped Mother take care of the others because she said there wasn’t any point in trying to isolate me; I was already thoroughly exposed and I might as well make myself useful. This mostly meant taking care of Rob.
Everybody was miserable, everybody had a high fever, but Rob was the most miserable of all. His head ached and his eyes hurt and every part of him was uncomfortable, and any time Rob is hurt or sick he believes in letting everybody know about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My brother John, for instance. John’s always been my big brother, and I’ve admired him and loved him and hated him and fought with him and never thought much about him, simply because he’s just John.
And our father. Daddy’s a country doctor, and he’s familiar and safe, and it’s hard for us to realize that lots of people are afraid of him.
And Mother. She’s just Mother to us, and that’s enough.
So of course the John we see isn’t the John anybody else sees, and that’s a big thing to realize.
It st...arted out with measles. All in one week John and Maggy and Suzy and Rob came down with measles, in chronological order.
I didn’t, heaven knows why. So I helped Mother take care of the others because she said there wasn’t any point in trying to isolate me; I was already thoroughly exposed and I might as well make myself useful. This mostly meant taking care of Rob.
Everybody was miserable, everybody had a high fever, but Rob was the most miserable of all. His head ached and his eyes hurt and every part of him was uncomfortable, and any time Rob is hurt or sick he believes in letting everybody know about it.
What to read after Meet the Austins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeleine L'engle to read onlineMoreLess
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