Flannery
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What is that? I ask Felix.
What is what? He looks up at me with his big blue evil/innocent eyes, a spoonful of Cheerios halted just below his pouty lips. Cheerios are his bedtime snack. He’s wearing flannel pajamas with a hamburger print. Hundreds of little hamburgers with sesame seed buns and lettuce. And each hamburger has eyes with little hearts exploding from the pupils. They are his favorite pajamas.
Never mind the pajamas. There’s a smudge of chocolate just under his lip, and I can... feel my stomach flip over.
On your chin, I say.
A beard? he asks, touching his chin.
No, I say. Not a beard. A smudge. A chocolate smudge.
Felix lowers his eyes, trying to see his own chin.
And then he looks back up at me. He is unblinking, doleful, angelic. His curls are bouncing with halo light.
I know that look.
What to read after Flannery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Moore to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is that? I ask Felix.
What is what? He looks up at me with his big blue evil/innocent eyes, a spoonful of Cheerios halted just below his pouty lips. Cheerios are his bedtime snack. He’s wearing flannel pajamas with a hamburger print. Hundreds of little hamburgers with sesame seed buns and lettuce. And each hamburger has eyes with little hearts exploding from the pupils. They are his favorite pajamas.
Never mind the pajamas. There’s a smudge of chocolate just under his lip, and I can... feel my stomach flip over.
On your chin, I say.
A beard? he asks, touching his chin.
No, I say. Not a beard. A smudge. A chocolate smudge.
Felix lowers his eyes, trying to see his own chin.
And then he looks back up at me. He is unblinking, doleful, angelic. His curls are bouncing with halo light.
I know that look.
What to read after Flannery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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