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Little House of Words, Juditha Dowd

Chas thought of himself as a plainspoken guy. It bugged him when Diane used language tricks—metaphors, maxims, things like that—especially when she used them to make points during a spat. Diane’s “sayings,” he called them.

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ANNIE’S HERO BY SHARON L. BACHMAN

Strapped onto a booster seat, Billy fidgeted and kicked, struggling to get down. Annie giggled and drenched her plate in maple syrup. Mother, with downcast eyes and trembling hands, lifted a coffee cup to her lips. Father, reading a newspaper, sopped up runny egg yolk with a corner of his triangle-cut toast. I sat frozen, wondering when the bad man would burst out again.

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EMILY CARR’S BIG TOE BY BY CLAIRE LAWRENCE

“Hush, Elsie,” said Mother, entering our room and joining us at the window. In her hands were pieces of charcoal and our sketch pads; “Your teacher has travelled all over Europe. She will share her knowledge and expertise. I expect you to be courteous even if she may be a bit… eccentric.”

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