Annie (2013)
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The still and dark early hours of the morning of the first of January 1933. A light snow was falling in the chill, deserted streets of downtown New York. Time slowly passed, and then the wintry quiet was broken by the clanging of the bells, tolling four a.m., in the steeple of St. Mark’s in the Bowery.
A couple of blocks from the church, on St. Mark’s Place, in the second-floor dormitory of the New York City Municipal Orphanage, Girls’ Annex, an eleven-year-old girl stood alone at a frosty w...indow. Shivering in a thin white cotton nightgown, she listened to the tolling of the bells as she watched the snow swirling downward in the light of a streetlamp. From time to time, she looked yearningly one way up the street and then the other way down. She was waiting for someone to come for her. To take her away from the orphanage. But no one came. Thin, somewhat short for her age, the girl had a slightly upturned nose and an unruly mop of straightish, short-cut red hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The still and dark early hours of the morning of the first of January 1933. A light snow was falling in the chill, deserted streets of downtown New York. Time slowly passed, and then the wintry quiet was broken by the clanging of the bells, tolling four a.m., in the steeple of St. Mark’s in the Bowery.
A couple of blocks from the church, on St. Mark’s Place, in the second-floor dormitory of the New York City Municipal Orphanage, Girls’ Annex, an eleven-year-old girl stood alone at a frosty w...indow. Shivering in a thin white cotton nightgown, she listened to the tolling of the bells as she watched the snow swirling downward in the light of a streetlamp. From time to time, she looked yearningly one way up the street and then the other way down. She was waiting for someone to come for her. To take her away from the orphanage. But no one came. Thin, somewhat short for her age, the girl had a slightly upturned nose and an unruly mop of straightish, short-cut red hair.
What to read after Annie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Meehan to read onlineMoreLess
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