Lucky
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Peter's Episcopal Church. We had been members of this church ever since my family moved to Pennsylvania when I was five. I liked the pastor, Father Breuninger, and his son, Paul, who was my age. In college, I would recognize Father Breuninger in the work of Henry Fielding; he was an amiable if not overly insightful man, and he stood in the center of a small, devoted congregation.
Paul sold Christmas wreaths to the parishioners each year, and his wife, Phyllis, was tall and high-strung. This last... quality made her a target for sympathetic, but competitive, commentary from my mother.
I liked to play in the graveyard after service; I liked my parents' pre- and post-commentary in the car; I liked being doted on by parishioners; and I loved, absolutely was infatuated with, Myra Narbonne. She was my favorite old lady—my mother's favorite too. Myra liked to say she "got old before it was popular." Often her large stomach was a punch line, or her thinning angel hair. Among a congregation filled with distinguished Main Line types, where the same outfits, perfectly tailored but within an inch of appearing downright shabby, were worn each and every Sunday, Myra was a breath of fresh air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter's Episcopal Church. We had been members of this church ever since my family moved to Pennsylvania when I was five. I liked the pastor, Father Breuninger, and his son, Paul, who was my age. In college, I would recognize Father Breuninger in the work of Henry Fielding; he was an amiable if not overly insightful man, and he stood in the center of a small, devoted congregation.
Paul sold Christmas wreaths to the parishioners each year, and his wife, Phyllis, was tall and high-strung. This last... quality made her a target for sympathetic, but competitive, commentary from my mother.
I liked to play in the graveyard after service; I liked my parents' pre- and post-commentary in the car; I liked being doted on by parishioners; and I loved, absolutely was infatuated with, Myra Narbonne. She was my favorite old lady—my mother's favorite too. Myra liked to say she "got old before it was popular." Often her large stomach was a punch line, or her thinning angel hair. Among a congregation filled with distinguished Main Line types, where the same outfits, perfectly tailored but within an inch of appearing downright shabby, were worn each and every Sunday, Myra was a breath of fresh air.
What to read after Lucky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Sebold to read onlineMoreLess
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jacylmorrison 4 years ago
WOW!!! This book was raw and real. I never knew much about the lady behind "The Lovely Bones", but her story is so inspiring. It's crazy what she had to go through and what she encountered along the way. I can't even begin to understand her journey. She was so brave through it all and even publishing her story. Like I said, I feel like I can't begin to understand what she went through, but it helped me to gain a better understanding. Some details are rough to read through, but worth it. I recommend reading this to anyone who hasn't already.
Guest 4 years ago
Wow. I couldn't stop reading. I never knew the author of The Lovely Bones had such an inspiring story to tell. I can't begin to imagine or understand the pain that rape victims/survivors go through. Alice lets us in on all the horrid details. Some of it can be hard to read but you have to. I feel I have a better understanding of what these victims go through, and have to endure. Great read. Please take the time to read her story if you have not already.Write Review:
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