One-Eyed Cat (2016)
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Papa said he could get up as long as he kept himself warmly dressed and didn’t come downstairs where the rooms were so drafty.
For the first time that he could recall, Ned wished school vacation was over. Each day was a week long. He went from window to window and stared out at the snow-covered landscape. In other seasons of the year, something moved or fluttered or flew past, leaves, birds, insects, squirrels—the meadows waving like banners in a breeze—but now nothing moved that Ned could see e...xcept for the tiny drops of moisture from his breath upon a windowpane.
He spent a few minutes with Mama each day. She wasn’t feeling well either. Upstairs was like a hospital. Papa went up and down with trays of food and emptied dishes, smelling faintly of evergreen tree. Papa had put the silver icicles, one by one, on their own Christmas tree on Christmas morning, but Ned hadn’t been down to see it yet. Everything was so separate, the tree, Papa, Mama, himself. His limbs were heavy; he could even feel the dullness of his own gaze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Papa said he could get up as long as he kept himself warmly dressed and didn’t come downstairs where the rooms were so drafty.
For the first time that he could recall, Ned wished school vacation was over. Each day was a week long. He went from window to window and stared out at the snow-covered landscape. In other seasons of the year, something moved or fluttered or flew past, leaves, birds, insects, squirrels—the meadows waving like banners in a breeze—but now nothing moved that Ned could see e...xcept for the tiny drops of moisture from his breath upon a windowpane.
He spent a few minutes with Mama each day. She wasn’t feeling well either. Upstairs was like a hospital. Papa went up and down with trays of food and emptied dishes, smelling faintly of evergreen tree. Papa had put the silver icicles, one by one, on their own Christmas tree on Christmas morning, but Ned hadn’t been down to see it yet. Everything was so separate, the tree, Papa, Mama, himself. His limbs were heavy; he could even feel the dullness of his own gaze.
What to read after One-Eyed Cat?
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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