The Nine Kids on Coon Hollow Road
“Twelve dollars an hour,” Dr. Whitfield said, “and you would keep your insurance. I want you to hear that part, Mrs. Krause. You keep your… Read more
“Twelve dollars an hour,” Dr. Whitfield said, “and you would keep your insurance. I want you to hear that part, Mrs. Krause. You keep your… Read more
The box was on my porch when I got home from school on Tuesday, pushed up so tight against the storm door that I had… Read more
The envelopes were tucked under the Easter plates, one at each place, with our names in my mother-in-law’s round schoolteacher hand. Kim opened hers first…. Read more
The tiller was still ticking when I pulled into my driveway. An engine does that for a minute or two after it is shut off,… Read more
Harold Simms ran his finger down the clipboard one more time, as if a name might have slipped under the metal clip, and then he… Read more
“There is no place in this store for a woman who only did the books, Jan.” My brother-in-law said it to the filing cabinet. He… Read more
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Katy Cloer Loved this one so much ❤
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Claudia Pedersen I really like the stories. I like that…
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Rachel Barcelou Great story with anbending.
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