Third Strike (2014)
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He’d spent much of the night searching the woods for Sirus’s killer, and when the sun had hinted that it might soon come up, he’d begrudgingly made his way home. The moment his head had hit the pillow, he was out. Insomnia usually occupied his nights, but strangely, in his grief, Joss had found the ability to sleep deeply. Maybe it was his subconscious’s way of protecting him from the pain that he felt while he was awake. Or maybe it was his body’s way of just shutting down until Joss figured ou...t exactly how to deal with how much he was hurting over the death of Sirus.
It really made him think about his mom and dad, and how they were dealing with the death of Cecile by not dealing with it at all.
He watched those curtains for a while, blocking out all thought, and finally, Joss sat up in bed. It was time to begin his day, grief or no grief. After a quick, hot shower, he dressed and made his way silently down the stairs.
His mom was sitting at the dining room table, a steaming mug of coffee clutched in her hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d spent much of the night searching the woods for Sirus’s killer, and when the sun had hinted that it might soon come up, he’d begrudgingly made his way home. The moment his head had hit the pillow, he was out. Insomnia usually occupied his nights, but strangely, in his grief, Joss had found the ability to sleep deeply. Maybe it was his subconscious’s way of protecting him from the pain that he felt while he was awake. Or maybe it was his body’s way of just shutting down until Joss figured ou...t exactly how to deal with how much he was hurting over the death of Sirus.
It really made him think about his mom and dad, and how they were dealing with the death of Cecile by not dealing with it at all.
He watched those curtains for a while, blocking out all thought, and finally, Joss sat up in bed. It was time to begin his day, grief or no grief. After a quick, hot shower, he dressed and made his way silently down the stairs.
His mom was sitting at the dining room table, a steaming mug of coffee clutched in her hand.
What to read after Third Strike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brewer, Heather to read onlineMoreLess
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