Where I Want to Be (2007)
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Her grandfather shuffled back and forth from the counter to the table. He heaped her plate.
“All your favorites.”
Jane clapped her hands. A banquet. Buttered, warm rolls. Sliced ruby tomatoes. Perfect spheres of vanilla ice cream. Cantaloupe. Pale, cold milk. Pinks and whites and reds, too good to be true, and Jane knew that it wasn’t true. Not exactly. The food was here because she needed it to be here. The rules were different now. Now everything was as real as she made it.
Even her happiness ...felt too good. Like she’d borrowed it from somebody else.
And she knew that she was too old to eat with her fingers, but Augusta let her. Then she let Jane spoon-scrape melted ice cream from the bottom of her dish.
“I’m going to stay with you forever.” She used to say this a lot when she was younger. “I’ll sleep in Dad’s old room. I’ll watch movies and eat ice cream. I don’t need anything else. I never did.”
Augusta had Choctaw Indian in her blood, which gave her bones their sensible shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her grandfather shuffled back and forth from the counter to the table. He heaped her plate.
“All your favorites.”
Jane clapped her hands. A banquet. Buttered, warm rolls. Sliced ruby tomatoes. Perfect spheres of vanilla ice cream. Cantaloupe. Pale, cold milk. Pinks and whites and reds, too good to be true, and Jane knew that it wasn’t true. Not exactly. The food was here because she needed it to be here. The rules were different now. Now everything was as real as she made it.
Even her happiness ...felt too good. Like she’d borrowed it from somebody else.
And she knew that she was too old to eat with her fingers, but Augusta let her. Then she let Jane spoon-scrape melted ice cream from the bottom of her dish.
“I’m going to stay with you forever.” She used to say this a lot when she was younger. “I’ll sleep in Dad’s old room. I’ll watch movies and eat ice cream. I don’t need anything else. I never did.”
Augusta had Choctaw Indian in her blood, which gave her bones their sensible shape.
What to read after Where I Want to Be?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adele Griffin to read onlineMoreLess
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