Closed Doors
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I think I see her at a shop that only sells socks. It’s not her. My ma is taller than this woman and is wearing a green woollen hat. I hear whistles and trains. It’s a noisy terminal but I’m not frightened and I am glad I let go of my granny’s hand. I am twelve now and there’s no need for a boy like me to be scared of anything. I will find Ma and we can go home together.
For a moment I think she might be at the bookshop and I should go straight there, but then I remember she said raped in the bo...okshop and will probably never go back there in her whole entire life. I decide to leave the terminal. It is the only way to find Ma, but then the McFaddens show up and I can’t go anywhere.
‘Michael, what in the name of God are you doing here?’ says Miss Connor, except she isn’t Miss Connor any more. She’s Mrs McFadden.
I remember the lie.
‘I was visiting a sick uncle and I ran away to get some sweets when Ma and Da weren’t looking and then the train went away without me.’ ‘They didn’t wait for you?’ says Luke with a frown on his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think I see her at a shop that only sells socks. It’s not her. My ma is taller than this woman and is wearing a green woollen hat. I hear whistles and trains. It’s a noisy terminal but I’m not frightened and I am glad I let go of my granny’s hand. I am twelve now and there’s no need for a boy like me to be scared of anything. I will find Ma and we can go home together.
For a moment I think she might be at the bookshop and I should go straight there, but then I remember she said raped in the bo...okshop and will probably never go back there in her whole entire life. I decide to leave the terminal. It is the only way to find Ma, but then the McFaddens show up and I can’t go anywhere.
‘Michael, what in the name of God are you doing here?’ says Miss Connor, except she isn’t Miss Connor any more. She’s Mrs McFadden.
I remember the lie.
‘I was visiting a sick uncle and I ran away to get some sweets when Ma and Da weren’t looking and then the train went away without me.’ ‘They didn’t wait for you?’ says Luke with a frown on his face.
What to read after Closed Doors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa O'donnell to read onlineMoreLess
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