Pretending Normal
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Ms. O’Grady has just dropped us off and I am in the kitchen, unpacking the plastic bag the hospital gave us for his belongings which include a bottle of hand lotion, a plastic spit up bowl, a toothbrush, a pair of gray and blue slippers that feel like foam rubber, his gray work pants and shirt, the shirt spattered with blood.
I have planned this moment for days, since Kay packed her suitcase, and mine—because she had too many clothes and didn’t want to be left without choices—and gave me Hop...scotch, her favorite stuffed bunny. Keep him until you can come to Aunt Irene’s, she’d said, and scrambled into the front seat of Aunt Irene’s red mustang. Bye, Sara, bye. Hurry, okay? Hurry and come.
“She couldn’t stay here,” I say, twisting the top of the hand lotion. “I was at the hospital and there was no one to watch her.”
“Where is she?”
I set the lotion on the table. “She’s at Aunt Irene’s.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ms. O’Grady has just dropped us off and I am in the kitchen, unpacking the plastic bag the hospital gave us for his belongings which include a bottle of hand lotion, a plastic spit up bowl, a toothbrush, a pair of gray and blue slippers that feel like foam rubber, his gray work pants and shirt, the shirt spattered with blood.
I have planned this moment for days, since Kay packed her suitcase, and mine—because she had too many clothes and didn’t want to be left without choices—and gave me Hop...scotch, her favorite stuffed bunny. Keep him until you can come to Aunt Irene’s, she’d said, and scrambled into the front seat of Aunt Irene’s red mustang. Bye, Sara, bye. Hurry, okay? Hurry and come.
“She couldn’t stay here,” I say, twisting the top of the hand lotion. “I was at the hospital and there was no one to watch her.”
“Where is she?”
I set the lotion on the table. “She’s at Aunt Irene’s.”
What to read after Pretending Normal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Campisi to read onlineMoreLess
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