On Strike for Christmas (2007)
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Carol said. “Jerri’s starting more chemo. By Christmas she won’t be able to see anybody, including her kids, for fear of infection. Her morale’s in the toilet, she’s only done a little decorating, and she hasn’t got either the strength or the taste to bake. Her husband’s trying to do all the holiday things she loves and keep up the house, go to work, and take care of her. He’s doing it all, just like yours would do if you needed them to.” Carol looked around the table, pinning each of them with ...her angry glare. “You should all be bitch-slapped.”
She gathered her yarn into her knitting bag and stood.
“Where are you going?” Laura asked.
“Someplace where the air smells better,” Carol said, and left them staring at each other.
Joy felt like she should be wearing a T-shirt that said MRS. GRINCH. She looked at her fellow strikers. Laura was biting her lip and staring at her lap. Kay’s eyes were just about to overflow with a major tear spill and Sharon didn’t look far behind her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carol said. “Jerri’s starting more chemo. By Christmas she won’t be able to see anybody, including her kids, for fear of infection. Her morale’s in the toilet, she’s only done a little decorating, and she hasn’t got either the strength or the taste to bake. Her husband’s trying to do all the holiday things she loves and keep up the house, go to work, and take care of her. He’s doing it all, just like yours would do if you needed them to.” Carol looked around the table, pinning each of them with ...her angry glare. “You should all be bitch-slapped.”
She gathered her yarn into her knitting bag and stood.
“Where are you going?” Laura asked.
“Someplace where the air smells better,” Carol said, and left them staring at each other.
Joy felt like she should be wearing a T-shirt that said MRS. GRINCH. She looked at her fellow strikers. Laura was biting her lip and staring at her lap. Kay’s eyes were just about to overflow with a major tear spill and Sharon didn’t look far behind her.
What to read after On Strike for Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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