The Hesitant Hero
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“You make a fine little mother, Rochelle,” he said.
“Someday I’m going to have babies of my own,” she said as the train sped through the countryside. “I’d like to have six. Three boys and three girls.”
“It would be better,” Damien said from his seat next to Tyler, “if you had five boys and one girl.”
“Don’t be silly,” Rochelle said gently. “Three boys and three girls is what I want.”
Yolande was sitting beside Rochelle, stroking the baby’s soft hair. “She’s so pretty,” Yolande sa...id. “She’s got blond hair just like me.”
“But she’s got brown eyes like me,” Damien said. “And don’t forget. I found her.”
“Well, at least we got on a train,” Tyler said to Jolie, who was sitting on his other side. “We don’t have to walk to the coast.”
“I can’t imagine trying to walk to the coast, much less with four children in tow.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You make a fine little mother, Rochelle,” he said.
“Someday I’m going to have babies of my own,” she said as the train sped through the countryside. “I’d like to have six. Three boys and three girls.”
“It would be better,” Damien said from his seat next to Tyler, “if you had five boys and one girl.”
“Don’t be silly,” Rochelle said gently. “Three boys and three girls is what I want.”
Yolande was sitting beside Rochelle, stroking the baby’s soft hair. “She’s so pretty,” Yolande sa...id. “She’s got blond hair just like me.”
“But she’s got brown eyes like me,” Damien said. “And don’t forget. I found her.”
“Well, at least we got on a train,” Tyler said to Jolie, who was sitting on his other side. “We don’t have to walk to the coast.”
“I can’t imagine trying to walk to the coast, much less with four children in tow.”
What to read after The Hesitant Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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