Maurice’s Room (2016)
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A BIRTHDAY PRESENT In a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Henry stopped mentioning the trumpet. After that, whenever Maurice happened to hear them, they were talking about moving to the country. “We’ll have to move anyway, at the rate Maurice is going,” Mrs. Henry said once. “If he puts one more thing in his room, he won’t have a place to stand.”
But Mr. Henry wanted to wait.
On a morning late in April, Mrs. Henry brought Maurice a glass of fresh orange juice on a little tray. There was a sign leaning agai...nst the glass. It read: “Happy Birthday to Maurice.” She couldn’t get into the room so Maurice got up from his bed and went to the door to get the tray.
Jacob came at noon and they had a birthday lunch. Maurice blew out all of his nine candles but he forgot to make a wish. Then Mr. and Mrs. Henry brought in a large box.
Maurice looked inside. It was a three-foot-long sailboat. The rigging was made of cord. The sails were of canvas, the winches really turned, and the hatches could be taken off and put back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A BIRTHDAY PRESENT In a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Henry stopped mentioning the trumpet. After that, whenever Maurice happened to hear them, they were talking about moving to the country. “We’ll have to move anyway, at the rate Maurice is going,” Mrs. Henry said once. “If he puts one more thing in his room, he won’t have a place to stand.”
But Mr. Henry wanted to wait.
On a morning late in April, Mrs. Henry brought Maurice a glass of fresh orange juice on a little tray. There was a sign leaning agai...nst the glass. It read: “Happy Birthday to Maurice.” She couldn’t get into the room so Maurice got up from his bed and went to the door to get the tray.
Jacob came at noon and they had a birthday lunch. Maurice blew out all of his nine candles but he forgot to make a wish. Then Mr. and Mrs. Henry brought in a large box.
Maurice looked inside. It was a three-foot-long sailboat. The rigging was made of cord. The sails were of canvas, the winches really turned, and the hatches could be taken off and put back.
What to read after Maurice’s Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paula Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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