Fat Girls And Lawn Chairs (2004)
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She is not down in the kitchen, stirring Babycakes’ food. She is not sleeping on the couch where a tired young man could curl up and take a nap. She is sitting in her chair, staring intently at the light. From time to time she wiggles her fingers around the board, making funny little clicking noises, and other times she just stares. Babycakes has no idea what she finds so fascinating about the light. Sometimes when he stares at it little things move around inside and he slaps them. This makes Mo...mmy laugh. Mommy never slaps the light machine. Hardly ever. Sometimes the light machine talks to her just like a Big One and says things like “You have mail” or “did you PAY for a Gateway?” Sometimes Mommy talks back to the light machine, and says things like “Give me my file,” or “Out of memory THIS, you pile of junk,” but she never chases the moving thing, which leads Babycakes to think he will never, never understand Big Ones.
Mostly the light machine is a severe annoyance for Babycakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is not down in the kitchen, stirring Babycakes’ food. She is not sleeping on the couch where a tired young man could curl up and take a nap. She is sitting in her chair, staring intently at the light. From time to time she wiggles her fingers around the board, making funny little clicking noises, and other times she just stares. Babycakes has no idea what she finds so fascinating about the light. Sometimes when he stares at it little things move around inside and he slaps them. This makes Mo...mmy laugh. Mommy never slaps the light machine. Hardly ever. Sometimes the light machine talks to her just like a Big One and says things like “You have mail” or “did you PAY for a Gateway?” Sometimes Mommy talks back to the light machine, and says things like “Give me my file,” or “Out of memory THIS, you pile of junk,” but she never chases the moving thing, which leads Babycakes to think he will never, never understand Big Ones.
Mostly the light machine is a severe annoyance for Babycakes.
What to read after Fat Girls And Lawn Chairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheryl Peck to read onlineMoreLess
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