And We Stay (2014)
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SEES THE NOTEBOOK. WHILE EMILY IS IN THE shower, K.T. sits at her desk and reads. Emily takes a longer shower than usual, and when she returns to the room wrapped in her towel, the notebook is sitting on top of Emily’s pile of schoolbooks. K.T. doesn’t say anything until they are both sitting in the corner of the noisy dining room with their breakfast coffee. Like a character in a play, K.T. reaches across the table for Emily’s hand, squeezes it tightly in her own, and says, “Those are the best ...poems I’ve read in my whole life.” She smiles the widest smile Emily has ever seen on K.T.’s face. “The robin’s egg one is my favorite.”
Emily waits for K.T. to ask questions, to offer up interpretations of soil and weeds and ashes sucked up into the sky, but K.T. doesn’t. She doesn’t even ask about the bullet. Emily pictures the purple crocus that was laid across her math book a week ago, the one she watched wilt and fade over the course of a long winter afternoon. Surely K.T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SEES THE NOTEBOOK. WHILE EMILY IS IN THE shower, K.T. sits at her desk and reads. Emily takes a longer shower than usual, and when she returns to the room wrapped in her towel, the notebook is sitting on top of Emily’s pile of schoolbooks. K.T. doesn’t say anything until they are both sitting in the corner of the noisy dining room with their breakfast coffee. Like a character in a play, K.T. reaches across the table for Emily’s hand, squeezes it tightly in her own, and says, “Those are the best ...poems I’ve read in my whole life.” She smiles the widest smile Emily has ever seen on K.T.’s face. “The robin’s egg one is my favorite.”
Emily waits for K.T. to ask questions, to offer up interpretations of soil and weeds and ashes sucked up into the sky, but K.T. doesn’t. She doesn’t even ask about the bullet. Emily pictures the purple crocus that was laid across her math book a week ago, the one she watched wilt and fade over the course of a long winter afternoon. Surely K.T.
What to read after And We Stay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenny Hubbard to read onlineMoreLess
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