American Dreams (2009)
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Temple listened without really hearing. She was too busy watching her mother. More than a month had passed since she had last seen Victoria, but in that short time her cheeks had become sunken and there was now a bruised darkness below her eyes. The increasing number of white strands in her once black hair made her seem older than she was. Temple noticed, too, how frequently her mother paused in her knitting, her fingers no longer moving with their former deftness or speed. Victoria used the pau...ses to observe twelve-year-old Xandra's knitting, but Temple suspected her interest in Xandra's progress was a ruse to cover her own weariness.
" 'Friends,' " Eliza continued, " 'the leafless season of our fate is come upon us. If you forget us, the fires will have consumed the fallen leaves, will kill the trees, too, and to our winter there will succeed no spring!
" 'Our talk is over.'" Our fate is upon us. Temple felt chilled by the ominous tone of the phrase. The flesh tingled along the back of her neck at the sound of portent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Temple listened without really hearing. She was too busy watching her mother. More than a month had passed since she had last seen Victoria, but in that short time her cheeks had become sunken and there was now a bruised darkness below her eyes. The increasing number of white strands in her once black hair made her seem older than she was. Temple noticed, too, how frequently her mother paused in her knitting, her fingers no longer moving with their former deftness or speed. Victoria used the pau...ses to observe twelve-year-old Xandra's knitting, but Temple suspected her interest in Xandra's progress was a ruse to cover her own weariness.
" 'Friends,' " Eliza continued, " 'the leafless season of our fate is come upon us. If you forget us, the fires will have consumed the fallen leaves, will kill the trees, too, and to our winter there will succeed no spring!
" 'Our talk is over.'" Our fate is upon us. Temple felt chilled by the ominous tone of the phrase. The flesh tingled along the back of her neck at the sound of portent.
What to read after American Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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