The Republic of Nothing (2007)
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my mother said to me as I walked in the door. “I’m going to ask your father to come home from Halifax. It isn’t right.”
She was feeling lonely again. There was a way she had of tilting her head upward with eyes only half-focused on a far corner of the room. I never knew what to say to her. I wanted to help but didn’t know how. Fourteen is not an easy age for a boy to comfort his mother. Not knowing what else to do, I showed her the picture of Gwen’s grandfather.
“He has a nice smile,” she said. ...“Who is it?”
“Mrs. Phillips’ father. She misses him very much. The woman is lonely and — what’s the word? — distressed.”
“Depressed. She’s very depressed. I was walking by there last week. She didn’t even see me, but I could see that she walked as if a someone had put a great weight on her shoulders. She is very depressed. You are a sensitive boy.” My mother brought her eyes back down from looking at the moulding in the corner and fixed me solidly with a stare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my mother said to me as I walked in the door. “I’m going to ask your father to come home from Halifax. It isn’t right.”
She was feeling lonely again. There was a way she had of tilting her head upward with eyes only half-focused on a far corner of the room. I never knew what to say to her. I wanted to help but didn’t know how. Fourteen is not an easy age for a boy to comfort his mother. Not knowing what else to do, I showed her the picture of Gwen’s grandfather.
“He has a nice smile,” she said. ...“Who is it?”
“Mrs. Phillips’ father. She misses him very much. The woman is lonely and — what’s the word? — distressed.”
“Depressed. She’s very depressed. I was walking by there last week. She didn’t even see me, but I could see that she walked as if a someone had put a great weight on her shoulders. She is very depressed. You are a sensitive boy.” My mother brought her eyes back down from looking at the moulding in the corner and fixed me solidly with a stare.
What to read after The Republic of Nothing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lesley Choyce to read onlineMoreLess
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