Kona Winds (1979)
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"Debbie?" Debbie seemed to come back to the present with difficulty. "What did you say? I'm sorry I wasn't listening." Julie observed a suggestion of strain in the usually optimistic face of her teenage pupil. The last couple of days Debbie seemed to have difficulty concentrating on the schoolwork. Julie wondered if she hadn't been overdoing it and tiring the girl.
"It doesn't matter." She shrugged away her initial question and smiled. "It's Friday, so why don't we end our classes an hour early?..." "Okay." It was an enthusiastic response. Nibbling at the edge of her lower lip, Julie hesitated, then probed, "Is something bothering you, Debbie?" "No, nothing." The reply was too quick to be the truth. As if sensing that, Debbie plucked at the ribbon of her bed jacket. A misty film of tears darkened her eyes and there was the faintest quivering of her chin. "I'm just so tired of being in this bed." Her voice was low and tight in an effort to keep out any tremor.
In the past, Debbie had made an occasional joking remark about her confinement, but never once had she felt sorry for herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Debbie?" Debbie seemed to come back to the present with difficulty. "What did you say? I'm sorry I wasn't listening." Julie observed a suggestion of strain in the usually optimistic face of her teenage pupil. The last couple of days Debbie seemed to have difficulty concentrating on the schoolwork. Julie wondered if she hadn't been overdoing it and tiring the girl.
"It doesn't matter." She shrugged away her initial question and smiled. "It's Friday, so why don't we end our classes an hour early?..." "Okay." It was an enthusiastic response. Nibbling at the edge of her lower lip, Julie hesitated, then probed, "Is something bothering you, Debbie?" "No, nothing." The reply was too quick to be the truth. As if sensing that, Debbie plucked at the ribbon of her bed jacket. A misty film of tears darkened her eyes and there was the faintest quivering of her chin. "I'm just so tired of being in this bed." Her voice was low and tight in an effort to keep out any tremor.
In the past, Debbie had made an occasional joking remark about her confinement, but never once had she felt sorry for herself.
What to read after Kona Winds?
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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