A Baby's Cry
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I used the phone in the hall – on the hall table – where the children couldn’t hear me but I could keep an eye on Harrison, who was asleep in his pram. It was nearly 10.30 and Jill was in the Homefinders’ office. She answered with a bright ‘Good morning.’‘Hello, Jill,’ I said. ‘I hate to start your week badly but Ellie told us some awful things over the weekend. Some of the disclosures were new.’ Jill then listened carefully as I began with Ellie’s visit on Friday, when she’d asked Paula if I ev...er shut her in a cupboard for being naughty, and then continued with Ellie’s fear of cupboards, Shane’s shocking cruelty to their cat and, finally, his forcing her to have a cold bath every Friday. I read from my log notes the words Ellie had used, my questions and replies, and included where and when Ellie had made the disclosures.‘Monster,’ Jill said as I finished. ‘Evil bastard.’ Which, while lacking professional detachment, summed up exactly what she and I felt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I used the phone in the hall – on the hall table – where the children couldn’t hear me but I could keep an eye on Harrison, who was asleep in his pram. It was nearly 10.30 and Jill was in the Homefinders’ office. She answered with a bright ‘Good morning.’‘Hello, Jill,’ I said. ‘I hate to start your week badly but Ellie told us some awful things over the weekend. Some of the disclosures were new.’ Jill then listened carefully as I began with Ellie’s visit on Friday, when she’d asked Paula if I ev...er shut her in a cupboard for being naughty, and then continued with Ellie’s fear of cupboards, Shane’s shocking cruelty to their cat and, finally, his forcing her to have a cold bath every Friday. I read from my log notes the words Ellie had used, my questions and replies, and included where and when Ellie had made the disclosures.‘Monster,’ Jill said as I finished. ‘Evil bastard.’ Which, while lacking professional detachment, summed up exactly what she and I felt.
What to read after A Baby's Cry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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