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Starri Knight lay on the hardwood floor of her aunt's hundred-year-old cabin as she watched rain slide down the huge picture window. If she didn't move, maybe she'd feel closer to nature like she had when she was a child. Maybe the moon would play peekaboo with her through the storm clouds. She was almost positive the man in the moon had once seen her when she was small.
When she was a kid, stars winked at her and the moon smiled. She'd tell her Aunt Ona-May and they'd laugh together.
But tonight, all Starri saw was car lights making their way up the hill and lightning running across the sky like a tidal wave igniting.
Excerpt from Strawberry Lane by Jodi Thomas
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