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“Laura didn’t remember moving to Platte, Nebraska.”
“Nor did she remember a moment when Carrie wasn’t her closest friend.”
““Let me out!” Kelly pleaded.”
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“Pierce farmed with his brothers and had no use for the old wooden barn.”
“The loft ran less than half the distance of the barn, and there was barely room to stand between the rafters.”
“She hadn’t really stopped except to catch a breath.”
““You wanna sit by me?” Carrie asked that kindergarten morning through tears that made her eyes shine rather than redden.”
“Because the water table ran just beneath the topsoil, the sand pit filled to an hourglass-shaped lake in a single day.”
“__________________________________ From The Beautiful Plain by Jennifer Sinor .”
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“An only child in a home filled in equal parts by silence and books, Laura was grateful for a friend.”
“She had only been three when her father took the job of planning commissioner for the county.”
“It had been first time she had spoken since the stairs.”
“Miss Clearman seemed to cast some kind of spell with her pronouncement, ordain the certainty of that future August afternoon.”
“Laura and Julia had been below, pushing the box with their heads and shoulders more than with their arms.”
“She must have turned onto her back somehow, maybe during the tortuous ride up the stairs.”
“Dalton had moved up to the high school.”