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Judy Blume · 2015
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What this book knows
First love, plane crashes, and small-city 1950s adolescence reveal how desire and mortality teach a girl what she is.
desire
a dark-haired boy came up to her, wrapped his arms around her and held her close, as if they'd been dancing together forever
UE-004none of them would feel the way Miri had in his arms… she was in that red dress, and when it came to kissing, it turned out she was more than willing
UE-005'All boys want the same thing.' So do girls, Miri thought. She wouldn't go all the way until she was twenty-three or married, whichever came first.
UE-007She tried to imagine how it would feel to have his hands on her naked back. Just that thought was enough to make her legs so weak she had to sit down.
UE-002belonging
More than once Miri had allowed herself to fantasize being a part of Natalie's perfect family… Miri and Natalie would be sisters
UE-009grief
When they came to the site of the crash, they stood silently… 'I saw it happen,' she told him. 'I was coming home from the movies with my mother.'
UE-00615 published passages · book excerpt · lived experience
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