Suffer the Little Children (2009)
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. . he didn’t even know what to call it: Case? Situation? Dilemma? Mess?
Without information about the other adoptions, and in the face of Pedrolli’s continuing silence, Brunetti knew as little about the details of the acquisition of the doctor’s baby as he did of the others. He had no idea if the mothers were Italian or where they had given birth to their babies, how or where they took physical possession of the babies, what the going rate was. This last phrase appalled him. There was also the ...bureaucratic issue: just how much paperwork was needed to give evidence of paternity? In an orange metal box that had once contained Christmas biscuits, he and Paola kept the children’s birth certificates, inoculation and health records, certificates of baptism and first communion, and some school records. The box stood, if memory served, on the top shelf of the wardrobe in their room, while their passports were in a drawer in Paola’s study. He had no memory of how they had managed to get passports for the children: surely they must have been asked to provide birth certificates, and those certificates must also have been necessary to enrol the kids in school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . he didn’t even know what to call it: Case? Situation? Dilemma? Mess?
Without information about the other adoptions, and in the face of Pedrolli’s continuing silence, Brunetti knew as little about the details of the acquisition of the doctor’s baby as he did of the others. He had no idea if the mothers were Italian or where they had given birth to their babies, how or where they took physical possession of the babies, what the going rate was. This last phrase appalled him. There was also the ...bureaucratic issue: just how much paperwork was needed to give evidence of paternity? In an orange metal box that had once contained Christmas biscuits, he and Paola kept the children’s birth certificates, inoculation and health records, certificates of baptism and first communion, and some school records. The box stood, if memory served, on the top shelf of the wardrobe in their room, while their passports were in a drawer in Paola’s study. He had no memory of how they had managed to get passports for the children: surely they must have been asked to provide birth certificates, and those certificates must also have been necessary to enrol the kids in school.
What to read after Suffer the Little Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donna Leon to read onlineMoreLess
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