The Pillow Friend
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She read as a chain-smoker smokes; if she could she would have lived inside her books and never come out. When she had to do something that made reading impossible—walking, washing dishes, eating dinner with her parents—a voice inside her head described what she was doing, feeling or seeing. It became a necessary habit, a way of making her whole life as much like the experience of reading as possible.
No matter how she tried to remain unaware she knew she was the cause of her parents' argument.
...Thirteen was old enough, according to her mother, to be trusted to look after herself alone during the day. When the twins were thirteen they'd been left to look after their younger sister, and she was no less mature now than they'd been then.
She was a good girl, and bright, and if there were any problems Jane-Ann was just down the road.
According to her father the point was not whether she was old enough to look after herself, but whether it was fair to make her. For a day or two, fine, but not for two weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She read as a chain-smoker smokes; if she could she would have lived inside her books and never come out. When she had to do something that made reading impossible—walking, washing dishes, eating dinner with her parents—a voice inside her head described what she was doing, feeling or seeing. It became a necessary habit, a way of making her whole life as much like the experience of reading as possible.
No matter how she tried to remain unaware she knew she was the cause of her parents' argument.
...Thirteen was old enough, according to her mother, to be trusted to look after herself alone during the day. When the twins were thirteen they'd been left to look after their younger sister, and she was no less mature now than they'd been then.
She was a good girl, and bright, and if there were any problems Jane-Ann was just down the road.
According to her father the point was not whether she was old enough to look after herself, but whether it was fair to make her. For a day or two, fine, but not for two weeks.
What to read after The Pillow Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Tuttle to read onlineMoreLess
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