Saving Fish From Drowning
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Rupert guessed, and a second later: “Foods you miss eating!” Esmé nodded and gleamed with happiness. Marlena glanced up at the kids, dazed by what had just happened to Bennie. How innocent they were, enjoying each other’s company, unworried about the future. Only two weeks before, they would have nothing to do with each other. But when Rupert had recovered somewhat, he saw that Esmé was lying nearby, delirious, and he found himself encouraging her to pull through, just as he had. “Hey there,” he...’d call to her. “Hey there.” And now he showed a brotherly warmth toward the younger girl, feeling he was the main reason she had been saved, while Esmé, to judge by her giggles and watchful eyes, thought so, too. A first crush, Marlena thought. She was both sad and glad that Esmé had a boy who filled her heart with hope, a boy who might keep her yearning for a future, a will to go on, when their lives were now so uncertain. The malaria had frightened them badly. At least here in this camp they had shelter, clean water, and in a manner of speaking, food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rupert guessed, and a second later: “Foods you miss eating!” Esmé nodded and gleamed with happiness. Marlena glanced up at the kids, dazed by what had just happened to Bennie. How innocent they were, enjoying each other’s company, unworried about the future. Only two weeks before, they would have nothing to do with each other. But when Rupert had recovered somewhat, he saw that Esmé was lying nearby, delirious, and he found himself encouraging her to pull through, just as he had. “Hey there,” he...’d call to her. “Hey there.” And now he showed a brotherly warmth toward the younger girl, feeling he was the main reason she had been saved, while Esmé, to judge by her giggles and watchful eyes, thought so, too. A first crush, Marlena thought. She was both sad and glad that Esmé had a boy who filled her heart with hope, a boy who might keep her yearning for a future, a will to go on, when their lives were now so uncertain. The malaria had frightened them badly. At least here in this camp they had shelter, clean water, and in a manner of speaking, food.
What to read after Saving Fish From Drowning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amy Tan to read onlineMoreLess
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