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Window Seats
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by Navneet Bhullar Train calling out in the night. Inside, mild chatter hums in the orange bulb’s glow. Dad reads …
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Stone Fruit
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by Lindy Biller In the beginning we were figs. Teeth broke our skin, sinking into our flesh like a …
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Tunnel of Love
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by Meg Pokrass We’re in the Tunnel of Love when my sister says she is stuck there. She’s in …
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Baby Nails Can Scratch the Inside of the Uterine Sac
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by Tara Van De Mark It sounded like the scooping of soft rocky road ice cream on a hot …
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The Autobiography of Nancy Drew
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by RJ Equality Ingram Tell the school your Aunt Carolyn writesThe Nancy Drew books about you & watchTeachers argue …
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The Secret of the Old Clock
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by RJ Equality Ingram All seven of my grandparents convenedIn the hospital the day after the accidentAttendance mandatory mom …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
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My parents were high school sweethearts who married young and I was born soon after. I remember a girl in …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
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Picture a ball of yarn, tumbling down a set of stairs and unwinding over each step. This compact, delightful shape …
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Indoor Swimming at the Space Station
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by Thad DeVassie It contains no lifeguards. There is no running, ever. There is no such thing as the …
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No Time to Grieve
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by Thad DeVassie It’s what the walls spoke, reverberating the space until it landed upon me. I didn’t believe …
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