Waste (2016)
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“Holly Condon has recently come forward with her own campaign for an inquest into her nephew’s death, calling for increased pressure to be placed on local investigators. Mrs. Condon has asked the media to refrain from rampant speculation about her alleged history of substance abuse…”
Most of it happened quietly. A few socks bundled up in the corners. Laundry left unfolded. A broken dish swept under the fridge. Small signs of neglect that neither of them acknowledged. They lingered in the corners... like ammunition. Kansas sat through it all, her eyes a constant witness to the petty negligence shoved under the couch beside her Dr. Seuss and Berenstain Bears. At four years old, she did not speak, but her small ears noticed the television volume was a little too loud when Mom was trying to sleep. Her fingers found hairs stuck to the soap in the bathroom after Dad’s shower. Kansas would stare at the tomato sauce left to dry on the stovetop till it was hard and black. Her lips remained closed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Holly Condon has recently come forward with her own campaign for an inquest into her nephew’s death, calling for increased pressure to be placed on local investigators. Mrs. Condon has asked the media to refrain from rampant speculation about her alleged history of substance abuse…”
Most of it happened quietly. A few socks bundled up in the corners. Laundry left unfolded. A broken dish swept under the fridge. Small signs of neglect that neither of them acknowledged. They lingered in the corners... like ammunition. Kansas sat through it all, her eyes a constant witness to the petty negligence shoved under the couch beside her Dr. Seuss and Berenstain Bears. At four years old, she did not speak, but her small ears noticed the television volume was a little too loud when Mom was trying to sleep. Her fingers found hairs stuck to the soap in the bathroom after Dad’s shower. Kansas would stare at the tomato sauce left to dry on the stovetop till it was hard and black. Her lips remained closed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew F. Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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