No Small Thing (2003)
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I think she’s yelling at me, so I snap on my little bedside lamp to see what I’m in trouble for now. Then I realize she’s on the phone. Ma’s voice gets really high and it cracks when she’s particularly mad. I can’t imagine who could possibly deserve the kind of tongue-lashing Ma’s handing out right now, so I lie in bed listening. Better them than me, is all I can think.
While I’m listening, I blow out my breath and watch it steam in the air. It’s only four days before Christmas and the house is ...colder than a dead star. Ma keeps the house so cold the pipes freeze from time to time. She says she keeps the heat low to save money. I don’t see this as any kind of savings because it means that Ma has to call the plumber when things go wrong. He replaces a few things, then tells her to turn up the heat in the house. Sometimes she even lets the taps run at a trickle to keep the lines open. This must cost money too, I think.
I wish she would just turn the heat up in the first place, because I have to sleep in my long johns to keep from freezing like the pipes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think she’s yelling at me, so I snap on my little bedside lamp to see what I’m in trouble for now. Then I realize she’s on the phone. Ma’s voice gets really high and it cracks when she’s particularly mad. I can’t imagine who could possibly deserve the kind of tongue-lashing Ma’s handing out right now, so I lie in bed listening. Better them than me, is all I can think.
While I’m listening, I blow out my breath and watch it steam in the air. It’s only four days before Christmas and the house is ...colder than a dead star. Ma keeps the house so cold the pipes freeze from time to time. She says she keeps the heat low to save money. I don’t see this as any kind of savings because it means that Ma has to call the plumber when things go wrong. He replaces a few things, then tells her to turn up the heat in the house. Sometimes she even lets the taps run at a trickle to keep the lines open. This must cost money too, I think.
I wish she would just turn the heat up in the first place, because I have to sleep in my long johns to keep from freezing like the pipes.
What to read after No Small Thing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Natale Ghent to read onlineMoreLess
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