The Dear One (2010)
The Dear One
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MA AND MARION LEFT us alone, prodded Rebecca with questions about the baby and me with questions about school. Our answers were monosyllabic between questions, our meals were silent. One night I turned from the television to catch Ma staring at the two of us, sitting far away from each other. She called me into the den.
“How was school today?” she asked.
“Fine,” I said, playing with the frames she had above her computer. All the pictures were of me at different stages—crawling, walking, eating, ...kindergarten graduation.
“What’s going on out there?” Ma asked, gently pulling my hands into her own.
“Nothing,” I said, too casually. “You know how people get when they’re pregnant.”
“Oh?” Ma cocked an eyebrow, a smile playing at the corners of her mouth. “How’s that?”
“Crabby about things,” I said.
“You two going to work it out?”
I shrugged. “Guess so. She doesn’t get in my way and I won’t get in hers.”
“Well, I guess I’ll let you handle this yourselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MA AND MARION LEFT us alone, prodded Rebecca with questions about the baby and me with questions about school. Our answers were monosyllabic between questions, our meals were silent. One night I turned from the television to catch Ma staring at the two of us, sitting far away from each other. She called me into the den.
“How was school today?” she asked.
“Fine,” I said, playing with the frames she had above her computer. All the pictures were of me at different stages—crawling, walking, eating, ...kindergarten graduation.
“What’s going on out there?” Ma asked, gently pulling my hands into her own.
“Nothing,” I said, too casually. “You know how people get when they’re pregnant.”
“Oh?” Ma cocked an eyebrow, a smile playing at the corners of her mouth. “How’s that?”
“Crabby about things,” I said.
“You two going to work it out?”
I shrugged. “Guess so. She doesn’t get in my way and I won’t get in hers.”
“Well, I guess I’ll let you handle this yourselves.
What to read after The Dear One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacqueline Woodson to read onlineMoreLess
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