Baby
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We bought Sophie a snowsuit, red boots, and mittens, knowing that the snow would never last. Island snow never lasted. Sophie didn’t like the mittens; she didn’t like the snowsuit; she didn’t like snow. Sophie did like her red rubber boots, shuffling around the house in them during the day, taking them to bed with her that night.
We ate Thanksgiving dinner in the dining room; the glasses gleaming, candles lighted, Sophie in her red boots. Dr. Fortunato stopped by on his way to see Rollie’s wife,... who had a temperature, but he really came to see Sophie. Griffey came to eat with us, and he played his accordion for Sophie. She liked “Roll Out the Barrel” and loved “Amazing Grace.”
“Mo,” said Sophie. “Mo.”
“You’d better learn some new songs,” said Byrd.
“I’m working on it,” said Griffey, insulted. “The sewer business is busy, you know.”
Griffey began to play “Amazing Grace” again.
“She loves this song,” he said to Byrd. “She does.”
Byrd nodded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We bought Sophie a snowsuit, red boots, and mittens, knowing that the snow would never last. Island snow never lasted. Sophie didn’t like the mittens; she didn’t like the snowsuit; she didn’t like snow. Sophie did like her red rubber boots, shuffling around the house in them during the day, taking them to bed with her that night.
We ate Thanksgiving dinner in the dining room; the glasses gleaming, candles lighted, Sophie in her red boots. Dr. Fortunato stopped by on his way to see Rollie’s wife,... who had a temperature, but he really came to see Sophie. Griffey came to eat with us, and he played his accordion for Sophie. She liked “Roll Out the Barrel” and loved “Amazing Grace.”
“Mo,” said Sophie. “Mo.”
“You’d better learn some new songs,” said Byrd.
“I’m working on it,” said Griffey, insulted. “The sewer business is busy, you know.”
Griffey began to play “Amazing Grace” again.
“She loves this song,” he said to Byrd. “She does.”
Byrd nodded.
What to read after Baby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Maclachlan to read onlineMoreLess
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