Winter (2000)
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I called in at the local paper, the Christie Courier, and searched their archives. There was a long article about my mother’s death—except it was really about her life. Heaps of details about her riding and shooting trophies, about the Border terriers she’d bred, about her work for Meals on Wheels and the Exley Art Show committee and the Christie Pre-school.
She sounded like a bit of a saint. I knew one thing for sure: I’d never live up to her standards.
The Courier said she’d died in a ...shooting accident, but it didn’t give any details.
At Jessica’s suggestion I tried to track down the cop who’d investigated my mother’s death. There must have been a cop. But I got nowhere with that. The Christie police weren’t interested. The only thing they did was check the personnel records. They said a Sergeant Bruxton was in charge back then, but no-one at the station knew him or had even heard of him.
At Matthew’s suggestion I tried the courthouse in Exley, to see if there were records of a coroner’s inquest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I called in at the local paper, the Christie Courier, and searched their archives. There was a long article about my mother’s death—except it was really about her life. Heaps of details about her riding and shooting trophies, about the Border terriers she’d bred, about her work for Meals on Wheels and the Exley Art Show committee and the Christie Pre-school.
She sounded like a bit of a saint. I knew one thing for sure: I’d never live up to her standards.
The Courier said she’d died in a ...shooting accident, but it didn’t give any details.
At Jessica’s suggestion I tried to track down the cop who’d investigated my mother’s death. There must have been a cop. But I got nowhere with that. The Christie police weren’t interested. The only thing they did was check the personnel records. They said a Sergeant Bruxton was in charge back then, but no-one at the station knew him or had even heard of him.
At Matthew’s suggestion I tried the courthouse in Exley, to see if there were records of a coroner’s inquest.
What to read after Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Marsden to read onlineMoreLess
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