It looks like if he were ____ and-yes, envious-like a starving man looking through a window at a banquet. Pg 103
Then he shrugged and looked down at the man in the yellow suit, who lay ____ on the grass, the blazing sun white on his face and hands. Pg 102
They received news with _____ hope and horror, her father said. Pg 107
Winnie saw again the wide world spread before her, shimmering with light and ______.
And then, the sun sank ______ behind the treetops, the haze hardened to a brilliant, brownish- yellow. Pg 117
And the ______, Jesse was there, crouching just on the other side of the fence. Pg 113
It was sucked in immediately, and the wet brown stain it left behind paled and ____ almost as quickly. Pg 113
Winnie saw again the wide world spread before her, _____ with light and possibility.Pg 105
"That's right," said Winnie _____. Pg 102
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
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
"Jesse, wait!" she whispered breathlessly, for all at once she had the answer. Pg 113