Nothing is Quite Forgotten in Brooklyn
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Gert had used it as a place to stick anything small, and it contained buttons, safety pins, and bobby pins, as well as a tangle of necklaces and other jewelry. It all looked familiar—a string of dark red beads, a square copper pin decorated with a copper twig and leaves. Turning them over, Con’s hands were unsteady.
Today she’d have to manage Marlene and Joanna together, but she’d have Peggy for comfort and help. Joanna, just now, seemed calm; apparently she planned to join them for the whole da...y. Con still couldn’t figure out why she had suddenly decided to return to New York when Marlene was mentioned; maybe Joanna’s complicated interior had coincidentally shifted just as Con mentioned Marlene.
Con ate some cereal and then Marlene came into the kitchen, dressed in black pants and a sweater. She said, “What’s funny is that I don’t remember going to bed last night.”
“You had a long day,” Con said. Marlene liked grapefruit juice in the morning, and Con had bought some.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gert had used it as a place to stick anything small, and it contained buttons, safety pins, and bobby pins, as well as a tangle of necklaces and other jewelry. It all looked familiar—a string of dark red beads, a square copper pin decorated with a copper twig and leaves. Turning them over, Con’s hands were unsteady.
Today she’d have to manage Marlene and Joanna together, but she’d have Peggy for comfort and help. Joanna, just now, seemed calm; apparently she planned to join them for the whole da...y. Con still couldn’t figure out why she had suddenly decided to return to New York when Marlene was mentioned; maybe Joanna’s complicated interior had coincidentally shifted just as Con mentioned Marlene.
Con ate some cereal and then Marlene came into the kitchen, dressed in black pants and a sweater. She said, “What’s funny is that I don’t remember going to bed last night.”
“You had a long day,” Con said. Marlene liked grapefruit juice in the morning, and Con had bought some.
What to read after Nothing is Quite Forgotten in Brooklyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Mattison to read onlineMoreLess
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