Sarah's Key
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I YELLED. “For God’s sake hold your sister’s hand. She is going to fall off that thing and break her neck!”
My long-legged daughter scowled at me.
“You are one hell of a paranoid mother.”
She grabbed the baby’s plump arm and shoved her back onto her tricycle. Her little legs pumped furiously along the track, Zoë hurdling behind her. The toddler gurgled with delight, craning her neck back to make sure I was watching, with the overt vanity of a two-year-old.
Central Park and the first tantalizing ...promise of spring. I stretched my legs out, tilted my face back to the sun.
The man at my side caressed my cheek.
Neil. My boyfriend. A trifle older than me. A lawyer. Divorced. Lived in the Flatiron district with his teenage sons. Introduced to me by my sister. I liked him. I wasn’t in love with him, but I enjoyed his company. He was an intelligent, cultivated man. He had no intention of marrying me, thank God, and he put up with my daughters from time to time.
There had been a couple of boyfriends since we had come to live here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I YELLED. “For God’s sake hold your sister’s hand. She is going to fall off that thing and break her neck!”
My long-legged daughter scowled at me.
“You are one hell of a paranoid mother.”
She grabbed the baby’s plump arm and shoved her back onto her tricycle. Her little legs pumped furiously along the track, Zoë hurdling behind her. The toddler gurgled with delight, craning her neck back to make sure I was watching, with the overt vanity of a two-year-old.
Central Park and the first tantalizing ...promise of spring. I stretched my legs out, tilted my face back to the sun.
The man at my side caressed my cheek.
Neil. My boyfriend. A trifle older than me. A lawyer. Divorced. Lived in the Flatiron district with his teenage sons. Introduced to me by my sister. I liked him. I wasn’t in love with him, but I enjoyed his company. He was an intelligent, cultivated man. He had no intention of marrying me, thank God, and he put up with my daughters from time to time.
There had been a couple of boyfriends since we had come to live here.
What to read after Sarah's Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tatiana De Rosnay to read onlineMoreLess
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