The Mermaid Chair (2005)
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Kat cried. “Now, that was the most fun any three women ever had.”
Hepzibah said, “This is the second time today I’ve agreed with you, Kat. I’m starting to worry about myself.”
162 s u e m o n k k i d d “And that time you found the turtle skull out in the water— remember that?” I said, looking at Hepzibah.
“Of course I do. I’m just surprised you do.”
“I always loved that skull,” I said, then slapped my hands together. “We should do it again—have an All-Girls Picnic.”
“We should, ” Kat said. “...What a fine idea!”
Benne, who was sitting next to Mother, leaned over to her and, cupping her hand around her mouth, whispered loud enough for everyone at the table to hear, “You said you would never go to an All-Girls Picnic again.”
Mother glanced around the table. The glint, I noticed, was beginning to leave her eyes.
“That was a long time ago, Benne,” said Hepzibah. “People change their minds. Don’t they, Nelle?”
“I can’t,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kat cried. “Now, that was the most fun any three women ever had.”
Hepzibah said, “This is the second time today I’ve agreed with you, Kat. I’m starting to worry about myself.”
162 s u e m o n k k i d d “And that time you found the turtle skull out in the water— remember that?” I said, looking at Hepzibah.
“Of course I do. I’m just surprised you do.”
“I always loved that skull,” I said, then slapped my hands together. “We should do it again—have an All-Girls Picnic.”
“We should, ” Kat said. “...What a fine idea!”
Benne, who was sitting next to Mother, leaned over to her and, cupping her hand around her mouth, whispered loud enough for everyone at the table to hear, “You said you would never go to an All-Girls Picnic again.”
Mother glanced around the table. The glint, I noticed, was beginning to leave her eyes.
“That was a long time ago, Benne,” said Hepzibah. “People change their minds. Don’t they, Nelle?”
“I can’t,”
What to read after The Mermaid Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Monk Kidd to read onlineMoreLess
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