Getting the Picture (2015)
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email from nell baker to angie griffiths Me again. Just to say how wrong can you be? I got a letter from that old man at Pilgrim House. You know, the one Robyn had been talking about poetry with, and he’s only invited me to have tea with him.
His letter made me shiver because he quoted that line Mum always used to go on about, you know, the one about loving going on after you’ve died. Hah, I wish James had listened to that being-true-and-faithful bit. Anyway, this Martin made me cry, saying ...I should be proud of Robyn. I can’t remember the last time anyone told me that. And to think I told Dad to make friends with him. What have I let this Martin in for?
I think I’m going to accept his invitation to tea. Just him and me, away from Pilgrim House. Dad doesn’t need to know. You could be right about Robyn looking for a father figure but she knows she can see James whenever she wants. It’s her decision, and neither of us have put any pressure on her either way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
email from nell baker to angie griffiths Me again. Just to say how wrong can you be? I got a letter from that old man at Pilgrim House. You know, the one Robyn had been talking about poetry with, and he’s only invited me to have tea with him.
His letter made me shiver because he quoted that line Mum always used to go on about, you know, the one about loving going on after you’ve died. Hah, I wish James had listened to that being-true-and-faithful bit. Anyway, this Martin made me cry, saying ...I should be proud of Robyn. I can’t remember the last time anyone told me that. And to think I told Dad to make friends with him. What have I let this Martin in for?
I think I’m going to accept his invitation to tea. Just him and me, away from Pilgrim House. Dad doesn’t need to know. You could be right about Robyn looking for a father figure but she knows she can see James whenever she wants. It’s her decision, and neither of us have put any pressure on her either way.
What to read after Getting the Picture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salway, Sarah; to read onlineMoreLess
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