The Last Odd Day (2009)
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Lilly was dipping out the ice cream to put on the apple pie I had made for our afternoon together.
Maude turned toward me, distressed. She pulled at her blouse, pushed her hair behind her ears, her face a bright shade of red. “Oh my, I think I left the stove on at the house.” She got up and headed out the door before I could say anything to convince her it was all right for her to stay.
The door slammed behind her.
“What was that about?” Lilly stuck the spoon in her mouth, pulling it out slowly....
“You know Maude.” I took a bite of my pie. “Crazy as a bat.”
The apples were tart, Granny Smiths, not like the ones from around home, not like the mountain apples.
“Well, what do you think?” She stared at me with those familiar eyes.
“Does it matter what I think?” I pushed a napkin toward her plate, wondering why she asked me such a question.
“I’m not sure it did when I came, but now I’m curious. What do you think of me showing up just before your husband died?”
I put down my fork and I paused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lilly was dipping out the ice cream to put on the apple pie I had made for our afternoon together.
Maude turned toward me, distressed. She pulled at her blouse, pushed her hair behind her ears, her face a bright shade of red. “Oh my, I think I left the stove on at the house.” She got up and headed out the door before I could say anything to convince her it was all right for her to stay.
The door slammed behind her.
“What was that about?” Lilly stuck the spoon in her mouth, pulling it out slowly....
“You know Maude.” I took a bite of my pie. “Crazy as a bat.”
The apples were tart, Granny Smiths, not like the ones from around home, not like the mountain apples.
“Well, what do you think?” She stared at me with those familiar eyes.
“Does it matter what I think?” I pushed a napkin toward her plate, wondering why she asked me such a question.
“I’m not sure it did when I came, but now I’m curious. What do you think of me showing up just before your husband died?”
I put down my fork and I paused.
What to read after The Last Odd Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynne Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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