Damaged
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Eventually I threw away the porridge she hadn’t touched, tucked a packet of crisps into my bag and helped her on with her coat and shoes. I had told her we were going to see Dr Burrows, but she was as lifeless as ever. I helped her out of the house, strapped her into her seatbelt and turned up the volume on her favourite singalong cassette. As we drove to the clinic she stared straight ahead at the seat in front of her, and said nothing. She was completely unreachable, and I wondered if she even... knew where she was.We arrived at the clinic and I gave our names to the receptionist, who told us to go straight through to the consulting room. I knocked and entered; Dr Burrows was arranging crayons on the child-size table. As soon as Jodie saw the doctor, her previous lethargy vanished and she erupted into a violent tantrum.‘Don’t want to! Go away!’ She kicked the small plastic chairs across the room.‘All right, Jodie,’ Dr Burrows soothed. ‘There’s nothing to be worried about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eventually I threw away the porridge she hadn’t touched, tucked a packet of crisps into my bag and helped her on with her coat and shoes. I had told her we were going to see Dr Burrows, but she was as lifeless as ever. I helped her out of the house, strapped her into her seatbelt and turned up the volume on her favourite singalong cassette. As we drove to the clinic she stared straight ahead at the seat in front of her, and said nothing. She was completely unreachable, and I wondered if she even... knew where she was.We arrived at the clinic and I gave our names to the receptionist, who told us to go straight through to the consulting room. I knocked and entered; Dr Burrows was arranging crayons on the child-size table. As soon as Jodie saw the doctor, her previous lethargy vanished and she erupted into a violent tantrum.‘Don’t want to! Go away!’ She kicked the small plastic chairs across the room.‘All right, Jodie,’ Dr Burrows soothed. ‘There’s nothing to be worried about.
What to read after Damaged?
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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