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“It's a funny things about human nature. Nobody ever wonders why they've got a healthy brother or a perfect kiddie. Anything goes wrong, though, we soon start why, oh why...”

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Book:The Future Homemakers of America

Source: The Future Homemakers of America

“Like an old sneaker, Riverbend was chewed up, worn out, and falling apart at the seams. The town didn’t even smell right.”

Young Adult Fiction Horses Prosthetic Handicapped Child

Book:One Frosty Christmas

Source: One Frosty Christmas

“The idea that Mr. Frost didn’t want saving didn’t even occur to her.”

Young Adult Fiction Horses Prosthetic Handicapped Child

Author:Laura Hesse

“She stopped outside her parents’ bedroom door. She heard her mother’s light whistling snores and her father working out a deal in his sleep, mumbling numbers that made no sense to Hannah. She snuck down the stairs like a burglar…”

Young Adult Fiction Horses Prosthetic Handicapped Child

Author:Laura Hesse

“The stars of morning twinkled brightly overhead, the moon having already surrendered its light. The backyard was a crystal palace bejeweled with ice that sparkled under the starlight.”

Young Adult Fiction Horses Prosthetic Handicapped Child

Author:Laura Hesse

“It’s hard keeping a secret… even when it’s your own.”

Young Adult Fiction Horses Prosthetic Handicapped Child

Author:Laura Hesse

“Hannah remained silent as they pulled out of the hospital’s parking lot. With a sinking feeling, Hannah realized she was going to have to endure the laughter and joy of Christmas all day. She knew she had to try and be pleasant for her parent’s and her friends’ sake, but in her mind there was a dark hole where she disappeared like Alice in Wonderland. She’d found that hole during rehab and went there whenever she needed to escape the pain.”

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Author:Laura Hesse

“But Luce takes the attitude, when you start fretting the day-by- day you lose track of the long view. And the long view is, they need to learn to speak for themselves and do the best they can. For now, if they bag their own lunch and it's pickles and prunes and they say the words, all you do is put both thumbs up and say, Good job.”

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Book:Nightwoods

Source: Nightwoods