A Rose for the Anzac Boys
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the street was empty. The shops were shut, even the supermarket that was open every day till late at night.
At ten past ten the SES began to block off the main street, and the side streets too. By ten-thirty the crowd had gathered by R & G Motors.
It felt strange not to be with his unit on Anzac Day. It felt stranger to be in uniform again, after a year at home. For a moment he was back in the jagged hills of Afghanistan. We did good there, Pa, he thought.
And then the present came into focus ag...ain, his family, waiting up by the war memorial, Alanna and baby Jack, and Mum and Dad, the familiar paddocks that had drawn him home, just as they had brought Pa home, and Great-Gran.
The drawing of the roses hung on his wall now. Pa had left it to him in his will, and the photo of Glen Donal that still sat on the mantelpiece in the house that Great-Gran had built, where he and Alanna lived now.
Lachie reached into the ute and took out the limp pink rose, then lined up with the other servicemen and women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the street was empty. The shops were shut, even the supermarket that was open every day till late at night.
At ten past ten the SES began to block off the main street, and the side streets too. By ten-thirty the crowd had gathered by R & G Motors.
It felt strange not to be with his unit on Anzac Day. It felt stranger to be in uniform again, after a year at home. For a moment he was back in the jagged hills of Afghanistan. We did good there, Pa, he thought.
And then the present came into focus ag...ain, his family, waiting up by the war memorial, Alanna and baby Jack, and Mum and Dad, the familiar paddocks that had drawn him home, just as they had brought Pa home, and Great-Gran.
The drawing of the roses hung on his wall now. Pa had left it to him in his will, and the photo of Glen Donal that still sat on the mantelpiece in the house that Great-Gran had built, where he and Alanna lived now.
Lachie reached into the ute and took out the limp pink rose, then lined up with the other servicemen and women.
What to read after A Rose for the Anzac Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackie French to read onlineMoreLess
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