The Explorers’ Gate
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“At a friend’s house. Up at 85th Street.”
My father looked down to his lap where he had an old photo album freckled with the brown edges of ancient tape.
Dozens of photographs were strewn across the floor. The TV was glowing behind him. The eleven o’clock news gave his head a quivering halo.
“They fell out,” he said, pointing at the scattered pictures. “I opened the book and they all fell out.” His fingers fluttered through the air.
He sounded so sad.
I leaned over and picked up some pictures of...f the floor.
My mom and dad in Central Park in a rowboat. Mom and Dad on Bow Bridge. Mom posing next to the obelisk called Cleopatra’s Needle. Mom riding a horse along the bridle path. Mom sniffing flowers in the Conservatory Garden.
Dozens of pictures had tumbled across the living room floor.
All of them showed my mom, happy in Central Park.
“This is the day we met,” said my father, holding a picture in his trembling hand. “I was playing softball down near the Sheep Meadow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“At a friend’s house. Up at 85th Street.”
My father looked down to his lap where he had an old photo album freckled with the brown edges of ancient tape.
Dozens of photographs were strewn across the floor. The TV was glowing behind him. The eleven o’clock news gave his head a quivering halo.
“They fell out,” he said, pointing at the scattered pictures. “I opened the book and they all fell out.” His fingers fluttered through the air.
He sounded so sad.
I leaned over and picked up some pictures of...f the floor.
My mom and dad in Central Park in a rowboat. Mom and Dad on Bow Bridge. Mom posing next to the obelisk called Cleopatra’s Needle. Mom riding a horse along the bridle path. Mom sniffing flowers in the Conservatory Garden.
Dozens of pictures had tumbled across the living room floor.
All of them showed my mom, happy in Central Park.
“This is the day we met,” said my father, holding a picture in his trembling hand. “I was playing softball down near the Sheep Meadow.
What to read after The Explorers’ Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Grabenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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