Garden of Dreams (2012)
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Look at you. I knew you’d come home.”
Wrinkled and so shrunken that she looked as if she’d wasted away, leaving only her skin behind, Hattie sat upright in her wheelchair, observing her visitors. Her gaze was alert as it focused first on Helen, then on Nina. “It’s about time you got here, young lady. I’m ready to go home now.”
Nina’s heart sank. Of all the days for Hattie to be coherent, she had to make it the day Helen visited. For months now, she’d prayed for a day when she could talk ...with her great-aunt, get her advice, her assurance that she did the right thing. Her opportunity had finally arrived, and she had to share it with this stranger who claimed to be her mother.
“Hattie! How wonderful to see you again.” Helen hugged the old woman. The cloud of her perfume wafted through the tiny room, and Hattie immediately waved the scent away as her niece stepped back, smiling.
“See you still haven’t learned subtlety, girl,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look at you. I knew you’d come home.”
Wrinkled and so shrunken that she looked as if she’d wasted away, leaving only her skin behind, Hattie sat upright in her wheelchair, observing her visitors. Her gaze was alert as it focused first on Helen, then on Nina. “It’s about time you got here, young lady. I’m ready to go home now.”
Nina’s heart sank. Of all the days for Hattie to be coherent, she had to make it the day Helen visited. For months now, she’d prayed for a day when she could talk ...with her great-aunt, get her advice, her assurance that she did the right thing. Her opportunity had finally arrived, and she had to share it with this stranger who claimed to be her mother.
“Hattie! How wonderful to see you again.” Helen hugged the old woman. The cloud of her perfume wafted through the tiny room, and Hattie immediately waved the scent away as her niece stepped back, smiling.
“See you still haven’t learned subtlety, girl,”
What to read after Garden of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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