Beautiful Sorrows
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And there was a girl. Many stories begin this way.
The boy was a sad, beautiful boy. He carried something small and bruised in his hands. The boy stumbled through the forest, tripping in the ivy and knocking his head against the trees. He staggered through the desert, falling down and walking on his knees. He crawled through the arctic cold, blowing on the slight, battered thing in his hands.
One day the boy met the girl.
She was passing through the cornfields when she saw something pale amidst ...the green. She stepped closer, and realized it was a white hand, palm upward. The hand belonged to an arm, and the arm attached to a very-much-asleep boy. His other hand was fisted tightly.
“Boy,” she said, and pulled on his outstretched hand until his eyes flew open. They were black as night with no white at all and shone as though he were crying. His oil slick eyes roamed around a bit wildly until they landed on the tan face of the girl.
“Hello,” she said, and studied him seriously. Then she smiled.
What to read after Beautiful Sorrows?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there was a girl. Many stories begin this way.
The boy was a sad, beautiful boy. He carried something small and bruised in his hands. The boy stumbled through the forest, tripping in the ivy and knocking his head against the trees. He staggered through the desert, falling down and walking on his knees. He crawled through the arctic cold, blowing on the slight, battered thing in his hands.
One day the boy met the girl.
She was passing through the cornfields when she saw something pale amidst ...the green. She stepped closer, and realized it was a white hand, palm upward. The hand belonged to an arm, and the arm attached to a very-much-asleep boy. His other hand was fisted tightly.
“Boy,” she said, and pulled on his outstretched hand until his eyes flew open. They were black as night with no white at all and shone as though he were crying. His oil slick eyes roamed around a bit wildly until they landed on the tan face of the girl.
“Hello,” she said, and studied him seriously. Then she smiled.
What to read after Beautiful Sorrows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercedes M. Yardley to read onlineMoreLess
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