Forest of Whispers
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We’ve been traveling for hours along the Regnitz River, and I long to stretch my limbs, only there isn’t any room.
I sit on a bed of straw in this tiny wagon, along with four other women. Three girls are about my age, while the fourth is much older. She reminds me of Matilde, and for that reason I turn my head. I cannot look at her without feeling myself fall apart.
The girl closest to me is crying. Our shoulders bump one another, and despite the many times I’ve tried to give her room, she ends ...up leaning against me, drenching my shoulder with her tears. The sour-looking girl sits with her back to us and has spent the entire trip looking out at the moving trees, clearly mesmerized by the endless green scrolling past us. She would be pretty if she didn’t have awful teeth, and every time she curls her lips back at what she sees during our ride, the muddy stain of brown pokes out. It sickens me, and I turn away.
“My son will come for me.” The old woman chants to herself, as if convincing us, rather than herself, that she will escape the horror of where they are taking us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We’ve been traveling for hours along the Regnitz River, and I long to stretch my limbs, only there isn’t any room.
I sit on a bed of straw in this tiny wagon, along with four other women. Three girls are about my age, while the fourth is much older. She reminds me of Matilde, and for that reason I turn my head. I cannot look at her without feeling myself fall apart.
The girl closest to me is crying. Our shoulders bump one another, and despite the many times I’ve tried to give her room, she ends ...up leaning against me, drenching my shoulder with her tears. The sour-looking girl sits with her back to us and has spent the entire trip looking out at the moving trees, clearly mesmerized by the endless green scrolling past us. She would be pretty if she didn’t have awful teeth, and every time she curls her lips back at what she sees during our ride, the muddy stain of brown pokes out. It sickens me, and I turn away.
“My son will come for me.” The old woman chants to herself, as if convincing us, rather than herself, that she will escape the horror of where they are taking us.
What to read after Forest of Whispers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Murgia to read onlineMoreLess
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