The book Borrower
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Often Ruben let herself imagine that it wasn’t true. She imagined herself in the dining room eating supper and marking papers. She ran her mental tongue over the events and licked the spot of time in which she read the next to the last paper. Then the phone did not ring. Ruben listened in her mind to its exquisite silence, and in her mind she picked up Lillian’s paper.
Or, it did ring. The phone did ring. The phone rang and it was Jeremiah, but he said, Deborah just called. Her mother died.
Appa...rently someone had to die.
—Deborah wants me there, said Jeremiah. Would you let Mac out in the morning?
—I don’t have a key, said Ruben. Whenever she played this hard game, she said sensibly, I don’t have the key. Sometimes, if she was alone, she actually screamed the words aloud: I don’t have the key! I don’t have the key! Sometimes that was the end of the game. She stopped where she was—carrying laundry down the stairs, in the bathtub, in the street—and emitted small screams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often Ruben let herself imagine that it wasn’t true. She imagined herself in the dining room eating supper and marking papers. She ran her mental tongue over the events and licked the spot of time in which she read the next to the last paper. Then the phone did not ring. Ruben listened in her mind to its exquisite silence, and in her mind she picked up Lillian’s paper.
Or, it did ring. The phone did ring. The phone rang and it was Jeremiah, but he said, Deborah just called. Her mother died.
Appa...rently someone had to die.
—Deborah wants me there, said Jeremiah. Would you let Mac out in the morning?
—I don’t have a key, said Ruben. Whenever she played this hard game, she said sensibly, I don’t have the key. Sometimes, if she was alone, she actually screamed the words aloud: I don’t have the key! I don’t have the key! Sometimes that was the end of the game. She stopped where she was—carrying laundry down the stairs, in the bathtub, in the street—and emitted small screams.
What to read after The book Borrower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Mattison to read onlineMoreLess
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