(2006) When Crickets Cry
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I was twelve, she was eleven, and Charlie just eight, which might explain his reaction. Emma was floating around like a seal in about a foot of water, not a care in the world, when the water around her started changing color. I probably don't need to paint you a picture. Scared and surprised, she stood up, and that's when it became apparent that Emma was bleeding-a lot.
Charlie ran up the bank and started screaming, "Mom! Mom! Emma's dying! Emma's dying!" which probably wasn't what his mom n...eeded to hear. I wasn't quite sure what was going on, but I had a pretty good idea she wasn't dying because she seemed fine, and when she stood up, she looked just as surprised as we were.
Charlie disappeared inside while I helped Emma up the bank and tried not to look at her legs. She was scared, and my staring wouldn't help matters any. I turned my back, and she slipped off her suit and wrapped herself in my towel. Then I held her hand, and we just stood there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was twelve, she was eleven, and Charlie just eight, which might explain his reaction. Emma was floating around like a seal in about a foot of water, not a care in the world, when the water around her started changing color. I probably don't need to paint you a picture. Scared and surprised, she stood up, and that's when it became apparent that Emma was bleeding-a lot.
Charlie ran up the bank and started screaming, "Mom! Mom! Emma's dying! Emma's dying!" which probably wasn't what his mom n...eeded to hear. I wasn't quite sure what was going on, but I had a pretty good idea she wasn't dying because she seemed fine, and when she stood up, she looked just as surprised as we were.
Charlie disappeared inside while I helped Emma up the bank and tried not to look at her legs. She was scared, and my staring wouldn't help matters any. I turned my back, and she slipped off her suit and wrapped herself in my towel. Then I held her hand, and we just stood there.
What to read after (2006) When Crickets Cry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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