Strangers in Paradise (2016)
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Sam was driving up the hill, so she knew they were going back there. She didn’t want to. She didn’t belong there.
Sam’s house was for happy kids who didn’t know bad stuff. And grandmas were for happy kids, too. Mariah wasn’t like that anymore. She’d cried, made too much noise when the bad men came. That was why they’d killed her mommy.
Sam’s mouth was all tight, except when he seemed to remember that Mariah was looking at him. Then he smiled a good Sam smile.
She used to think Sam’s ...smiles made her feel happy. Now she didn’t care whether he smiled or not. Smiles couldn’t really do anything. They couldn’t stop bad stuff. They couldn’t save you from the horrible men.
Sam didn’t have to smile. He just had to stay breathing. Mostly that was what she watched. To make sure he was always breathing.
Mommy had been still holding Mariah’s hand but she hadn’t been breathing—and the men had made Mariah let go of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam was driving up the hill, so she knew they were going back there. She didn’t want to. She didn’t belong there.
Sam’s house was for happy kids who didn’t know bad stuff. And grandmas were for happy kids, too. Mariah wasn’t like that anymore. She’d cried, made too much noise when the bad men came. That was why they’d killed her mommy.
Sam’s mouth was all tight, except when he seemed to remember that Mariah was looking at him. Then he smiled a good Sam smile.
She used to think Sam’s ...smiles made her feel happy. Now she didn’t care whether he smiled or not. Smiles couldn’t really do anything. They couldn’t stop bad stuff. They couldn’t save you from the horrible men.
Sam didn’t have to smile. He just had to stay breathing. Mostly that was what she watched. To make sure he was always breathing.
Mommy had been still holding Mariah’s hand but she hadn’t been breathing—and the men had made Mariah let go of her.
What to read after Strangers in Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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