The Story Sisters (2009)
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We set the trap in the meadow. It had metal bars and a gate that slammed shut whenever footsteps crossed the threshold. People barely believed in him anymore, but we did. We’d seen his shadow.
We caught him the first time out.
We thought it was luck. We thought it was fate. We were proud of ourselves.
There he was, hiding from the sunlight. Crows circled overhead.
He didn’t move, so we poked him with sticks. We were afraid that if we opened the gate he would run, so we watched him all through th...e day.
Tell us your name, we said. We knew if he did he’d be ours forever.
He said nothing. Perhaps he couldn’t speak.
He was growing paler. He looked like moonlight. He was so beautiful we couldn’t stop looking at him. We watched him all day long.
Tell us, we asked, again and again.
He said nothing until he disappeared, curled up like a leaf, gone. We heard clearly that his name was sorrow, and now it was ours forevermore.
THEY WENT ON A SUNDAY. IT WAS THE HEIGHT OF THE FALL foliage season, and they were driving to New Hampshire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We set the trap in the meadow. It had metal bars and a gate that slammed shut whenever footsteps crossed the threshold. People barely believed in him anymore, but we did. We’d seen his shadow.
We caught him the first time out.
We thought it was luck. We thought it was fate. We were proud of ourselves.
There he was, hiding from the sunlight. Crows circled overhead.
He didn’t move, so we poked him with sticks. We were afraid that if we opened the gate he would run, so we watched him all through th...e day.
Tell us your name, we said. We knew if he did he’d be ours forever.
He said nothing. Perhaps he couldn’t speak.
He was growing paler. He looked like moonlight. He was so beautiful we couldn’t stop looking at him. We watched him all day long.
Tell us, we asked, again and again.
He said nothing until he disappeared, curled up like a leaf, gone. We heard clearly that his name was sorrow, and now it was ours forevermore.
THEY WENT ON A SUNDAY. IT WAS THE HEIGHT OF THE FALL foliage season, and they were driving to New Hampshire.
What to read after The Story Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hoffman to read onlineMoreLess
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