Falling in
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The wife did what she could to make a life for herself and her baby. She hunted the woods for mushrooms and roots and healing plants, anything she could sell to the villagers to survive. The villagers bought the woman’s goods, but did not welcome her into their homes. She and her husband had moved to the woods from another place, and so were strangers, and unwelcome. After her husband’s death, the woman was no more welcome than she had been before, though from time to time a good-hearted village...r left her a basket of potatoes or apples on her back porch, a loaf or two of bread, so she and the child wouldn’t starve.
How did the stories start? A woman alone in the woods, I suppose, is always suspicious. So it was no surprise that the village children spied on her and told tales about the baby, that horns grew out of the baby’s forehead, that she had a forked tongue.
The woman had always possessed certain gifts. From the time she was small she knew people’s names without being told, could peer into their minds, see their stories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wife did what she could to make a life for herself and her baby. She hunted the woods for mushrooms and roots and healing plants, anything she could sell to the villagers to survive. The villagers bought the woman’s goods, but did not welcome her into their homes. She and her husband had moved to the woods from another place, and so were strangers, and unwelcome. After her husband’s death, the woman was no more welcome than she had been before, though from time to time a good-hearted village...r left her a basket of potatoes or apples on her back porch, a loaf or two of bread, so she and the child wouldn’t starve.
How did the stories start? A woman alone in the woods, I suppose, is always suspicious. So it was no surprise that the village children spied on her and told tales about the baby, that horns grew out of the baby’s forehead, that she had a forked tongue.
The woman had always possessed certain gifts. From the time she was small she knew people’s names without being told, could peer into their minds, see their stories.
What to read after Falling in?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances O'roark Dowell to read onlineMoreLess
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