Like Dandelion Dust
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In as many seconds, four and a half years disappeared and she was lying in a hospital bed, the day she delivered her baby.
He had the palest peach-fuzz hair and a perfectly round face. But it was his eyes she remembered most, the eyes she would never forget. They were light blue, almost transparent. And as she held him, as she snuggled his warm little body against her chest and stared at him, his eyes seemed to see straight into her heart.
If he could talk he would’ve said, Mommy, don’t ...give me away. I don’t care if it’s just me and you.
She held her finger out to her son and he grabbed it, held tight as if he would do everything in his power to stay with her. But she had to give him up, didn’t she? What sort of life could she offer a little boy? She was working two jobs to make ends meet. She’d almost never see him. And Rip? He was rotting away in prison.
Still . . .
A wild and reckless love began to take root in her heart, working its way deep, to the outer layers of her very soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In as many seconds, four and a half years disappeared and she was lying in a hospital bed, the day she delivered her baby.
He had the palest peach-fuzz hair and a perfectly round face. But it was his eyes she remembered most, the eyes she would never forget. They were light blue, almost transparent. And as she held him, as she snuggled his warm little body against her chest and stared at him, his eyes seemed to see straight into her heart.
If he could talk he would’ve said, Mommy, don’t ...give me away. I don’t care if it’s just me and you.
She held her finger out to her son and he grabbed it, held tight as if he would do everything in his power to stay with her. But she had to give him up, didn’t she? What sort of life could she offer a little boy? She was working two jobs to make ends meet. She’d almost never see him. And Rip? He was rotting away in prison.
Still . . .
A wild and reckless love began to take root in her heart, working its way deep, to the outer layers of her very soul.
What to read after Like Dandelion Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Kingsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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