The Second Sister (2015)
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Unless you’d met her before the accident, you wouldn’t know that, but it’s true.
Alice had twenty-four IQ points on me. The reason I know that is because my father told me. The first time he said it, I didn’t know what IQ meant, but I understood his tone.
I was a disappointment to my dad. One of many.
Raised on a not very prosperous farm north of Sacramento, Dad decided early on that education would be his ticket out of the hard, boring life in the country. But college and vet school tuition lef...t him deeply in debt, and so when he graduated from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, he didn’t have money to start or buy into a practice in the city. That was the first disappointment.
He was offered only two jobs, one in Kansas and the other in Wisconsin. Dr. Sutton, a sixty-three-year-old vet from Door County who was getting too old for the long hours and physicality of a large animal practice focused mostly on dairy cattle, promised to let Dad have the practice when he retired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unless you’d met her before the accident, you wouldn’t know that, but it’s true.
Alice had twenty-four IQ points on me. The reason I know that is because my father told me. The first time he said it, I didn’t know what IQ meant, but I understood his tone.
I was a disappointment to my dad. One of many.
Raised on a not very prosperous farm north of Sacramento, Dad decided early on that education would be his ticket out of the hard, boring life in the country. But college and vet school tuition lef...t him deeply in debt, and so when he graduated from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, he didn’t have money to start or buy into a practice in the city. That was the first disappointment.
He was offered only two jobs, one in Kansas and the other in Wisconsin. Dr. Sutton, a sixty-three-year-old vet from Door County who was getting too old for the long hours and physicality of a large animal practice focused mostly on dairy cattle, promised to let Dad have the practice when he retired.
What to read after The Second Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Bostwick to read onlineMoreLess
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