The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake
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Why not? said Dad, his hand on the door handle. I like where it ended, he said. Let's end it there. The kid goes home, right? I said. With his glasses. And his new reading book. And his mom greets him at the door. She's smiling, because the school called with the good news. But he can see she's really tired. He hasn't seen her in years, clearly: years! And she's totally exhausted, there are these dark circles under her eyes and when she smiles it looks like one of her teeth is a little brown bo...x. They can't afford the dentist. Right? And his house? It's a wreck. One side is falling down, and there are cockroaches running across the floor and there's a big hole in the wall that he thought was a painting. The motion-sensor light clicked off. Dad's profile, washed in darkness. You're making this up, aren't you, he said. No, I said. What's the guy's name? John, I said. John what? John Barbaducci, I said, after a pause. Dad coughed. Barbaducci, he said. That is the most made-up name I ever heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why not? said Dad, his hand on the door handle. I like where it ended, he said. Let's end it there. The kid goes home, right? I said. With his glasses. And his new reading book. And his mom greets him at the door. She's smiling, because the school called with the good news. But he can see she's really tired. He hasn't seen her in years, clearly: years! And she's totally exhausted, there are these dark circles under her eyes and when she smiles it looks like one of her teeth is a little brown bo...x. They can't afford the dentist. Right? And his house? It's a wreck. One side is falling down, and there are cockroaches running across the floor and there's a big hole in the wall that he thought was a painting. The motion-sensor light clicked off. Dad's profile, washed in darkness. You're making this up, aren't you, he said. No, I said. What's the guy's name? John, I said. John what? John Barbaducci, I said, after a pause. Dad coughed. Barbaducci, he said. That is the most made-up name I ever heard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aimee Bender to read onlineMoreLess
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eh its ok. kinda boringWrite Review:
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