Journey (1991)
Journey
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Humid air hung heavy as parlor drapes in the house, but still no letters came—only small packets of money with envelopes leaving a postmark path I couldn’t follow. Grandma took the fruit out of her crystal bowl in the dining room, and Bloom climbed in happily to keep cool. Grandfather groused (“She doesn’t even let me wash that bowl”), but when Grandma left he set the table with all the china and silver, candles burning, and took a picture of Bloom lolling in the bowl like a queen. Then he hande...d me the camera, and I took a picture of them both—Bloom in the bowl and Grandfather at the head of the table, the candle flames reflected in their eyes.
During the hot days Grandfather was seized by picture taking. He took a picture of Cat and me, up to our necks in the brook, and Cooper, his white wrinkled feet thrust up between our faces. He took Grandma in the hammock under the tulip tree, playing her flute to Bloom, above her on a branch. He made me drive the John Deere through the hayfield as he perched dangerously over the cutter, photographing the blades as they turned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Humid air hung heavy as parlor drapes in the house, but still no letters came—only small packets of money with envelopes leaving a postmark path I couldn’t follow. Grandma took the fruit out of her crystal bowl in the dining room, and Bloom climbed in happily to keep cool. Grandfather groused (“She doesn’t even let me wash that bowl”), but when Grandma left he set the table with all the china and silver, candles burning, and took a picture of Bloom lolling in the bowl like a queen. Then he hande...d me the camera, and I took a picture of them both—Bloom in the bowl and Grandfather at the head of the table, the candle flames reflected in their eyes.
During the hot days Grandfather was seized by picture taking. He took a picture of Cat and me, up to our necks in the brook, and Cooper, his white wrinkled feet thrust up between our faces. He took Grandma in the hammock under the tulip tree, playing her flute to Bloom, above her on a branch. He made me drive the John Deere through the hayfield as he perched dangerously over the cutter, photographing the blades as they turned.
What to read after Journey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Maclachlan to read onlineMoreLess
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