Sea Hearts
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Indeed, Geedre was already abed, getting that ‘beauty sleep’ Mam said she needed now. (You certainly do, I’d told Geedre. You need a lot of beauty sleep. Then while she pinned me down and slapped me, You ought to be sleeping every hour of the day! Seeing if you can work up some beauty for yourself!) Even the knocking was anxious. ‘That’ll be Sophie,’ I said. ‘She’s been bothering Mam all afternoon.’ ‘Why’d Nase marry her,’ said Snell, ‘if he wasn’t going to stay home with her?’ ‘I don’t blame hi...m,’ said Byrne. ‘Two screaming babs and her twittering.’ ‘Quiet, you boys.’ Mam came through thin-lipped, opened the door, then stopped the doorway with her own body, hiding Sophie from us. ‘What is it, Sophie? You can come right in, you know. Don’t stand there knocking and making us run to you. You’re family now, you know.’ Which she’d said a hundred times. But Sophie would never do it; she was too afraid of us, and of Mam the worst. She was afraid of everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, Geedre was already abed, getting that ‘beauty sleep’ Mam said she needed now. (You certainly do, I’d told Geedre. You need a lot of beauty sleep. Then while she pinned me down and slapped me, You ought to be sleeping every hour of the day! Seeing if you can work up some beauty for yourself!) Even the knocking was anxious. ‘That’ll be Sophie,’ I said. ‘She’s been bothering Mam all afternoon.’ ‘Why’d Nase marry her,’ said Snell, ‘if he wasn’t going to stay home with her?’ ‘I don’t blame hi...m,’ said Byrne. ‘Two screaming babs and her twittering.’ ‘Quiet, you boys.’ Mam came through thin-lipped, opened the door, then stopped the doorway with her own body, hiding Sophie from us. ‘What is it, Sophie? You can come right in, you know. Don’t stand there knocking and making us run to you. You’re family now, you know.’ Which she’d said a hundred times. But Sophie would never do it; she was too afraid of us, and of Mam the worst. She was afraid of everything.
What to read after Sea Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Lanagan to read onlineMoreLess
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