As my lopped head tips backwards off my neck and rolls off the bed,
The author's use of this twists makes reading the whole story worth it in a sense. There is no way to have predicted that ending unless you've heard the story before.
As my lopped head tips backwards off my neck and rolls off the bed,
The author's use of this twists makes reading the whole story worth it in a sense. There is no way to have predicted that ending unless you've heard the story before.
You shouldn’t touch it, I say. You can’t touch it.
I like how the author uses this point to begin building suspense for the reader. It may be a detail that some read and don't think twice about, but I instantly wanted to know more about the ribbon.
The boy is not facing me. I see the muscles of his neck and upper back, how he fairly strains out of his button-down shirts. I run slick. It isn’t that I don’t have choices.
The author did amazing job using descriptive words to allow the reader to imagine the scene and what the boy looks like.