My Sister's Voice (2011)
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Blackie and Rookie sat atop the table, inches from her face, engaged in a mano a mano, feline-to-canine stare-down. The old teak table where Lacey sat could handle their claws; every etch gave it character. Over the years the table had been used for eating, writing, painting, and on a couple of wild nights when Alan and Lacey were first dating, lovemaking. From where she sat, Lacey had a view of the kitchen counter, so clean Lacey would lick it from one end to the other without the slightest hes...itation. After returning from Margaret’s cluttered apartment, Lacey turned into a cleaning Tasmanian devil, leaving nothing on the blue-tiled countertop but the coffeemaker, two clay mugs, and a triple-slotted stainless steel toaster.
From where she sat, she could see out the screen door to their enclosed porch; the daisies from a few days ago were just starting to droop their petal heads. Was it just a few days ago Lacey had discovered a bomb in her mailbox and dodged a marriage proposal? The kitchen wall to her left, which Lacey and Alan painted three times before she found the perfect shade of sage, held a large Ikea clock and the first painting she’d ever given Alan: the ubiquitous bowl of fruit, except instead of boring bananas and pitiful pears, Lacey used mangos, kiwis, and plums, experimenting with shades of greens and reds and purples against a black, white, and gray background, as if the ripe fruit had been left on a forgotten countertop in an abandoned building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blackie and Rookie sat atop the table, inches from her face, engaged in a mano a mano, feline-to-canine stare-down. The old teak table where Lacey sat could handle their claws; every etch gave it character. Over the years the table had been used for eating, writing, painting, and on a couple of wild nights when Alan and Lacey were first dating, lovemaking. From where she sat, Lacey had a view of the kitchen counter, so clean Lacey would lick it from one end to the other without the slightest hes...itation. After returning from Margaret’s cluttered apartment, Lacey turned into a cleaning Tasmanian devil, leaving nothing on the blue-tiled countertop but the coffeemaker, two clay mugs, and a triple-slotted stainless steel toaster.
From where she sat, she could see out the screen door to their enclosed porch; the daisies from a few days ago were just starting to droop their petal heads. Was it just a few days ago Lacey had discovered a bomb in her mailbox and dodged a marriage proposal? The kitchen wall to her left, which Lacey and Alan painted three times before she found the perfect shade of sage, held a large Ikea clock and the first painting she’d ever given Alan: the ubiquitous bowl of fruit, except instead of boring bananas and pitiful pears, Lacey used mangos, kiwis, and plums, experimenting with shades of greens and reds and purples against a black, white, and gray background, as if the ripe fruit had been left on a forgotten countertop in an abandoned building.
What to read after My Sister's Voice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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