She closed her eyes against the glaring light, and watched, a little dizzily, as _____ patterns of red and orange danced inside her eyes. Pg 113
For the only thing she could think was the clear and terrible ____: Mae Tuck must never go to the gallows. Pg 105
In the hall, outside her room, the grandfather's clock ticked deliberately, unimpressed with anyone's _______ and Winnie found herself rocking to it's rhythm-forward, back, forward, back, tick, tock, tick, tock. Pg 117
It looks like if he were ____ and-yes, envious-like a starving man looking through a window at a banquet. Pg 103
She closed her eyes against the ____ light, and watched, a little dizzily, as brilliant patterns of red and orange danced inside her eyes. Pg 113
"That's right," said Winnie _____. Pg 102
The earth, where it was worn bald under the gate, was cracked, and hard as a rock, lifeless in tan color. Pg 111
Winnie saw again the wide world spread before her, shimmering with light and ______.
And the ______, Jesse was there, crouching just on the other side of the fence. Pg 113
The sun was a ponderous circle without edges, a roar without a sound, a blazing glare so thorough and _____ that even in the Fosters' parlor, with curtains drawn, it seemed an actually presence. Pg 116
Winnie saw again the wide world spread before her, _____ with light and possibility.Pg 105
They received news with _____ hope and horror, her father said. Pg 107