My Sister's Keeper
My Sister's Keeper
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The teakettle starts to whistle, but neither of us makes a motion to move it off the burner.
I look at Brian, cross my arms.
“I couldn't,” he says quietly. “Sara, I just couldn't.”
In bed that night, Brian is an obelisk, another shape breaking the darkness.
Although we have not spoken for hours, I know that he is every bit as awake as I am.
This is happening to us because I yelled at Jesse last week, yesterday, moments ago. This is happening because I didn't buy Kate the M&Ms she wan...ted at the grocery store. This is happening because once, for a split second, I wondered what my life would have been like if I'd never had children.
This is happening because I did not realize how good I have it.
“Do you think we did it to her?” Brian asks.
“Did it to her?” I turn to him. “How?”
“Like, our genes. You know.”
I don't respond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The teakettle starts to whistle, but neither of us makes a motion to move it off the burner.
I look at Brian, cross my arms.
“I couldn't,” he says quietly. “Sara, I just couldn't.”
In bed that night, Brian is an obelisk, another shape breaking the darkness.
Although we have not spoken for hours, I know that he is every bit as awake as I am.
This is happening to us because I yelled at Jesse last week, yesterday, moments ago. This is happening because I didn't buy Kate the M&Ms she wan...ted at the grocery store. This is happening because once, for a split second, I wondered what my life would have been like if I'd never had children.
This is happening because I did not realize how good I have it.
“Do you think we did it to her?” Brian asks.
“Did it to her?” I turn to him. “How?”
“Like, our genes. You know.”
I don't respond.
What to read after My Sister's Keeper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jodi Picoult to read onlineMoreLess
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