Water Like a Stone
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Althea Elsworthy told her sister, Bea. It was just shy of eight o’clock, and she’d said the same thing, at the same time, every morning for as long as she could remember. It was a necessary part of their ritual, however, and any deviation would cause Bea to grow agitated and have to be calmed down before Althea could leave for the hospital.
“My lunch,” said Bea. “Is it mac cheese?” she added querulously, her broad brow furrowed.
“Yes, and I’ve left an apple for you,” Althea answered with... a smile. It was always mac cheese, but Bea never failed to ask. In the evenings, Althea tried to vary her sister’s diet, but it took coaxing, and she’d long ago decided that the repetitive lunch was a small compromise to make for her sister’s continued independence during the day.
Beatrice Elsworthy had been brain damaged since the age of eight, when she suffered a head injury in the car crash that had killed their father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Althea Elsworthy told her sister, Bea. It was just shy of eight o’clock, and she’d said the same thing, at the same time, every morning for as long as she could remember. It was a necessary part of their ritual, however, and any deviation would cause Bea to grow agitated and have to be calmed down before Althea could leave for the hospital.
“My lunch,” said Bea. “Is it mac cheese?” she added querulously, her broad brow furrowed.
“Yes, and I’ve left an apple for you,” Althea answered with... a smile. It was always mac cheese, but Bea never failed to ask. In the evenings, Althea tried to vary her sister’s diet, but it took coaxing, and she’d long ago decided that the repetitive lunch was a small compromise to make for her sister’s continued independence during the day.
Beatrice Elsworthy had been brain damaged since the age of eight, when she suffered a head injury in the car crash that had killed their father.
What to read after Water Like a Stone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Crombie to read onlineMoreLess
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