Dark Blue: Color Me Lonely With Bonus Content
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Oh, I know he gets down sometimes, and he tells me that he still feels a little guilty for not going to visit his mother more while she was in prison.
“Man, when I think of all those years I wasted . . . ” he says as we walk toward the art department together. “If I’d only known.”
“But you were just a kid when she got sentenced, Edgar,” I remind him. “That’s a pretty heavy load, even for a grownup, but you can’t blame yourself for what happened to her or even question what you did or didn’t do b...efore it was too late.”
“I know,” he says. “And I know that God’s forgiven me. Still, I feel bad sometimes.”
“Well, anytime you need to talk,” I tell him as we enter the art room, “you know I’m here for you.”
“Thanks, Kara.” He almost smiles now. “And thanks for the picture. It’s hanging in my bedroom.”
By the end of the week, Edgar seems to be doing much better. He smiles more and seems to be back to trusting God for everything. Just like the old Edgar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, I know he gets down sometimes, and he tells me that he still feels a little guilty for not going to visit his mother more while she was in prison.
“Man, when I think of all those years I wasted . . . ” he says as we walk toward the art department together. “If I’d only known.”
“But you were just a kid when she got sentenced, Edgar,” I remind him. “That’s a pretty heavy load, even for a grownup, but you can’t blame yourself for what happened to her or even question what you did or didn’t do b...efore it was too late.”
“I know,” he says. “And I know that God’s forgiven me. Still, I feel bad sometimes.”
“Well, anytime you need to talk,” I tell him as we enter the art room, “you know I’m here for you.”
“Thanks, Kara.” He almost smiles now. “And thanks for the picture. It’s hanging in my bedroom.”
By the end of the week, Edgar seems to be doing much better. He smiles more and seems to be back to trusting God for everything. Just like the old Edgar.
What to read after Dark Blue: Color Me Lonely With Bonus Content?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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