The Journey Prize Stories 21 (2009)
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TAGGARTDEAF The mother believes in making healthy dinners for the whole family. She will not be like their babysitter across the street who makes herself steak but gives the kids plastic bowls of Kraft Dinner. Sometimes the orange kind, sometimes the white kind. The son is smart enough not to ask for junk like that at home but the child always looks disappointed with supper after a day spent across the street.
The mother watches her from behind. The child doesn’t speak. The clack of plastic and ...marbles from the one-girl game of Hungry Hungry Hippos becomes such a din it starts to fade. She would close the spare-room door to cut the noise. Keep things manageable until dinner. But if the husband comes home and finds that she shut the child in a room alone, he will yell.
The last time the babysitter watched the kids was Friday. The mother returned from dropping them off to find the husband pulling his Audi into the driveway. He didn’t shut off the engine. She tapped the driver’s side window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TAGGARTDEAF The mother believes in making healthy dinners for the whole family. She will not be like their babysitter across the street who makes herself steak but gives the kids plastic bowls of Kraft Dinner. Sometimes the orange kind, sometimes the white kind. The son is smart enough not to ask for junk like that at home but the child always looks disappointed with supper after a day spent across the street.
The mother watches her from behind. The child doesn’t speak. The clack of plastic and ...marbles from the one-girl game of Hungry Hungry Hippos becomes such a din it starts to fade. She would close the spare-room door to cut the noise. Keep things manageable until dinner. But if the husband comes home and finds that she shut the child in a room alone, he will yell.
The last time the babysitter watched the kids was Friday. The mother returned from dropping them off to find the husband pulling his Audi into the driveway. He didn’t shut off the engine. She tapped the driver’s side window.
What to read after The Journey Prize Stories 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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