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Author: Caroline B. Cooney
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Whatever Happened to Janie?
No boy to swagger down the hall with his arm around her, boasting with his walk that he dated this girl.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Whatever Happened to Janie?
they were not six people knit close in tight, warm threads of family, but travelers accidentally in the same motel."
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Janie Face to Face
Her eye was caught by a pile of red hair on the seat next to her. She had forgotten about the stupid little girl. She could not remember what her plans had been. What was she supposed to do with this burden?
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Janie Face to Face
Her name was Janie and she loved her shoes and she loved her doggy back home and basically she loved everything. Hannah quickly tired of this kid's happiness.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Diamonds in the Shadow
arms, her black African arms, with
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Janie Face to Face
Michael took pictures of everybody. "We'll want to remember this," he told Janie.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Diamonds in the Shadow
Jared never prayed, because the idea of a loving God seemed out of sync with the facts of the world.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Janie Face to Face
Michael sat down next to her. She was too startled to be polite. "Michael! What are you doing here? Where did you come from?
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Caroline B. Cooney _ What Child Is This?: A
Foster children could pack quickly. Every move Matt had ever made took only minutes, whereas when real people moved, they spent weeks getting ready, filling huge vans and leaving a trail of cardboard cartons across an entire yard. One suitcase, one box, one duffel bag, one bookbag, and Matt would be done.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Whatever Happened to Janie?
Sometimes, when he was older, and especially after he became taller than his mother, he would put his arms around her and silently hold her, and feel her pain right through the fold of his embrace.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ What Child Is This?: A
He felt enormously tired, as if he were an autumn leaf and his season were over. He felt ready to fall from the branch.
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Caroline B. Cooney _ Diamonds in the Shadow
In a civil war," he said gently, "people forget that they are people. Next they forget anyone else is a person. They forget how to be kind. They learn to hurt. In our wars, they might execute you, but usually they chop hands off, so that you suffer before you die. If you live, you are helpless and must depend on others.
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