Saving Sam (The Wounded Warriors book 1)
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She's as bad off as Sam, poor girl. She can't seem to take hold without him.
“Eat something,” Janie insisted in a no-nonsense voice. “A bowl of granola won't hold you forever, Amy. It's three in the afternoon.”
Amy met her eyes in silence, her face a study in muted misery.
“I know it's hard, honey, but this is what Sam needs most. Be patient. He'll be home again soon.”
Amy's composure cracked visibly. Her lip trembled and her eyes welled. “I hate thinking of him in that hospital, all alone.”
“He...'s not alone,” Janie retorted, wiping her hands on a towel and approaching her friend, wrapping her in a tight hug. Amy rested her forehead on Janie's shoulder. She seems so much sadder than even makes sense. Of course, it's no good that Sam is struggling, but the doctor reassures us he's responding well to treatment and should make a full recovery. Yet Amy's grieving as though he died. What's going on with this girl? “He's not alone,” she repeated. “Doctors, nurses and other patients are all around him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's as bad off as Sam, poor girl. She can't seem to take hold without him.
“Eat something,” Janie insisted in a no-nonsense voice. “A bowl of granola won't hold you forever, Amy. It's three in the afternoon.”
Amy met her eyes in silence, her face a study in muted misery.
“I know it's hard, honey, but this is what Sam needs most. Be patient. He'll be home again soon.”
Amy's composure cracked visibly. Her lip trembled and her eyes welled. “I hate thinking of him in that hospital, all alone.”
“He...'s not alone,” Janie retorted, wiping her hands on a towel and approaching her friend, wrapping her in a tight hug. Amy rested her forehead on Janie's shoulder. She seems so much sadder than even makes sense. Of course, it's no good that Sam is struggling, but the doctor reassures us he's responding well to treatment and should make a full recovery. Yet Amy's grieving as though he died. What's going on with this girl? “He's not alone,” she repeated. “Doctors, nurses and other patients are all around him.
What to read after Saving Sam (The Wounded Warriors book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beaudelaire, Simone to read onlineMoreLess
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