Waiting for Sunrise
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Stone came to the house, carrot cake in hand, to meet Mama. The two women sat at the kitchen table, drank coffee, and nibbled on cake, chatting away like two old friends. Billy leaned against the dining room wall next to the kitchen, eavesdropping. He tried to keep his head down—somehow it made it easier to listen—but with nearly every word spoken, his chin shot up and his body flinched, as if the whole of him was stunned by what he was hearing. Witnessing.
Mama had never let anyone into her... life the way she did Mrs. Stone in the hour they spent sitting at that table. Not even the women she’d known for years in Casselton. But then, he reckoned, she’d never met anyone like Nadine Stone. Somehow, Mrs. Stone drew things out of Mama, stories Billy had never heard before in his life.
She even talked briefly about Patsy and some boy named Lloyd, though he couldn’t quite make out who he was to Patsy, Harold, and him.
Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stone came to the house, carrot cake in hand, to meet Mama. The two women sat at the kitchen table, drank coffee, and nibbled on cake, chatting away like two old friends. Billy leaned against the dining room wall next to the kitchen, eavesdropping. He tried to keep his head down—somehow it made it easier to listen—but with nearly every word spoken, his chin shot up and his body flinched, as if the whole of him was stunned by what he was hearing. Witnessing.
Mama had never let anyone into her... life the way she did Mrs. Stone in the hour they spent sitting at that table. Not even the women she’d known for years in Casselton. But then, he reckoned, she’d never met anyone like Nadine Stone. Somehow, Mrs. Stone drew things out of Mama, stories Billy had never heard before in his life.
She even talked briefly about Patsy and some boy named Lloyd, though he couldn’t quite make out who he was to Patsy, Harold, and him.
Mrs.
What to read after Waiting for Sunrise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eva Marie Everson to read onlineMoreLess
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