Taking Care of Terrific
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Mrs. Kolodny believes in Fate, I know. "Well, that's Fate," she says cheerfully when her lottery number fails to win, week after week; and I honestly believe that if it ever does win her a million dollars, she will say just as cheerfully, "Well, that's Fate," and off she'll go on a round-the-world cruise, wearing a mink coat and her bright blue sneakers.
Mrs. Kolodny also believes in horoscopes, Ann Landers's advice, fortune cookies, and UFOs.
I am not at all sure about any of those things. But ...Fate certainly did make itself evident that afternoon when I went to West Cedar Street to pick up Tom Terrific.
"Enid," said Ms. Cameron, "I mean, Cynthia. Sit down for a minute. I want to talk to you about something." Omigod, I said to myself, using Mrs. Kolodny's catchy turn of phrase. She's found out everything: that I changed his name from Joshua; that I let him eat Popsicles, talk to strangers, and touch dogs. That he made disruptive signs for the bag ladies' strike instead of drawing trees and birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Kolodny believes in Fate, I know. "Well, that's Fate," she says cheerfully when her lottery number fails to win, week after week; and I honestly believe that if it ever does win her a million dollars, she will say just as cheerfully, "Well, that's Fate," and off she'll go on a round-the-world cruise, wearing a mink coat and her bright blue sneakers.
Mrs. Kolodny also believes in horoscopes, Ann Landers's advice, fortune cookies, and UFOs.
I am not at all sure about any of those things. But ...Fate certainly did make itself evident that afternoon when I went to West Cedar Street to pick up Tom Terrific.
"Enid," said Ms. Cameron, "I mean, Cynthia. Sit down for a minute. I want to talk to you about something." Omigod, I said to myself, using Mrs. Kolodny's catchy turn of phrase. She's found out everything: that I changed his name from Joshua; that I let him eat Popsicles, talk to strangers, and touch dogs. That he made disruptive signs for the bag ladies' strike instead of drawing trees and birds.
What to read after Taking Care of Terrific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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