Playing With Fire
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Mom tells I Zach as we load things into the back of her car. Steven decided we should take her car today since his is too small for four people and ski stuff. Plus her Volvo already has a ski rack. My dad put it on about a year before he died. No one has even considered taking it off. It makes me sad to look at it. I try not to think that it should be my dad adjusting it right now. It should be his hands fastening the skis and poles securely. How much different would our lives be if that were th...e case? Yet I know there's no going back. And I know that God is bigger than all this. Somehow He must be able to sort this out too.
I'm being quiet as I sit in the backseat of the car, but Mom and Steven make up for it as they discuss the latest news—a stock-market slump that is impacting his job and budget cuts at her work, which mean more employee layoffs.
“I think they're trying to see who can win the pity prize today,” Zach whispers to me, then laughs.
I nod and attempt a lame-sounding laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom tells I Zach as we load things into the back of her car. Steven decided we should take her car today since his is too small for four people and ski stuff. Plus her Volvo already has a ski rack. My dad put it on about a year before he died. No one has even considered taking it off. It makes me sad to look at it. I try not to think that it should be my dad adjusting it right now. It should be his hands fastening the skis and poles securely. How much different would our lives be if that were th...e case? Yet I know there's no going back. And I know that God is bigger than all this. Somehow He must be able to sort this out too.
I'm being quiet as I sit in the backseat of the car, but Mom and Steven make up for it as they discuss the latest news—a stock-market slump that is impacting his job and budget cuts at her work, which mean more employee layoffs.
“I think they're trying to see who can win the pity prize today,” Zach whispers to me, then laughs.
I nod and attempt a lame-sounding laugh.
What to read after Playing With Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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