The Scamp
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I took on the shape of each place, the sound of their voices, the length of their hair, the color of their eyes. In Georgia, light ash-brown. In South Carolina, deep brunette. By the time I got to Tennessee, I was back to blond, going lighter all the time.
I cut my own hair. I shaved my head. I bought wigs. When the hair grew in, it was the color of pure light.
My eyes, like a cat’s in the sun.
My mother told me about Rayelle after Aubrey. When she died, my mother went silent for a long time. Sh...e lay in bed alone, a habit I would know more and more as she got sick and died. But after Aubrey, I would sometimes creep up beside her, slip my hand in hers.
The bassinette in which Aubrey died, still there in the room, sour smelling, the blankets with their sweet, oily, baby-milk scent, tucked into the sides, but with no baby to swaddle.
I had wanted a sister bad.
I was six years old, alone in the house except for a brother who was much older, a brother with hard hands and sharp breath.
I held Aubrey’s soft squirmy body only once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took on the shape of each place, the sound of their voices, the length of their hair, the color of their eyes. In Georgia, light ash-brown. In South Carolina, deep brunette. By the time I got to Tennessee, I was back to blond, going lighter all the time.
I cut my own hair. I shaved my head. I bought wigs. When the hair grew in, it was the color of pure light.
My eyes, like a cat’s in the sun.
My mother told me about Rayelle after Aubrey. When she died, my mother went silent for a long time. Sh...e lay in bed alone, a habit I would know more and more as she got sick and died. But after Aubrey, I would sometimes creep up beside her, slip my hand in hers.
The bassinette in which Aubrey died, still there in the room, sour smelling, the blankets with their sweet, oily, baby-milk scent, tucked into the sides, but with no baby to swaddle.
I had wanted a sister bad.
I was six years old, alone in the house except for a brother who was much older, a brother with hard hands and sharp breath.
I held Aubrey’s soft squirmy body only once.
What to read after The Scamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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