The Crocodile Bird (2010)
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Lessons resumed. It was just as well Liza liked learning, because she seldom had a chance in his absence to get up to Shrove and watch television. Mother taught her relentlessly. Sometimes the way she instructed and lectured was almost ferocious in its intensity.
Winter came and with it the sunless days and long nights. Every morning the two of them went walking, but they were gone for only an hour and the rest of the day was spent with Liza’s books. Occasionally Mother would insist that they sp...oke only French, so breakfast, lunch, and supper were eaten in French and their discussions of other subjects were in French. She set Liza an examination in English, history, and Latin. Liza learned whole pages of poetry by heart and in the evenings she and Mother read plays aloud, Mother taking all the male parts and she the female. They read Peter Pan and Where the Rainbow Ends and The Blue Bird.
Bruno was never mentioned. If letters came from him, Mother never said so. Now that Liza was older she didn’t get up so early, Mother was always up before her, so Liza wouldn’t have known if letters had come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lessons resumed. It was just as well Liza liked learning, because she seldom had a chance in his absence to get up to Shrove and watch television. Mother taught her relentlessly. Sometimes the way she instructed and lectured was almost ferocious in its intensity.
Winter came and with it the sunless days and long nights. Every morning the two of them went walking, but they were gone for only an hour and the rest of the day was spent with Liza’s books. Occasionally Mother would insist that they sp...oke only French, so breakfast, lunch, and supper were eaten in French and their discussions of other subjects were in French. She set Liza an examination in English, history, and Latin. Liza learned whole pages of poetry by heart and in the evenings she and Mother read plays aloud, Mother taking all the male parts and she the female. They read Peter Pan and Where the Rainbow Ends and The Blue Bird.
Bruno was never mentioned. If letters came from him, Mother never said so. Now that Liza was older she didn’t get up so early, Mother was always up before her, so Liza wouldn’t have known if letters had come.
What to read after The Crocodile Bird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Rendell to read onlineMoreLess
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