The War Bride Club
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The house was silent, except the odd scratch of a bird on the roof. William hadn’t made a noise since before midnight. And still Betty couldn’t sleep. Closing her eyes made her see Charlie. Keeping them open made her think of Charlie. Everything about where she was, the house she was in, the reason she was here. It was all Charlie. She had so many questions. How had he died? Why had he died? Would she be able to stay here long term? Would Charlie want her to stay here, to be with h...is family? There was still so much she didn’t know. So many questions she’d been too afraid to ask for fear of the answers. But now she needed to know.
When she’d lost her parents, she’d thought it was the worst thing imaginable. But now… she only had to look at William to see all they had both lost. Betty rose. She padded into the adjoining nursery and watched William in the half-light as he slept. His tiny mouth was puckered, head turned slightly to the side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The house was silent, except the odd scratch of a bird on the roof. William hadn’t made a noise since before midnight. And still Betty couldn’t sleep. Closing her eyes made her see Charlie. Keeping them open made her think of Charlie. Everything about where she was, the house she was in, the reason she was here. It was all Charlie. She had so many questions. How had he died? Why had he died? Would she be able to stay here long term? Would Charlie want her to stay here, to be with h...is family? There was still so much she didn’t know. So many questions she’d been too afraid to ask for fear of the answers. But now she needed to know.
When she’d lost her parents, she’d thought it was the worst thing imaginable. But now… she only had to look at William to see all they had both lost. Betty rose. She padded into the adjoining nursery and watched William in the half-light as he slept. His tiny mouth was puckered, head turned slightly to the side.
What to read after The War Bride Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lane, Soraya to read onlineMoreLess
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