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Discords
Discords begins as a swirl of tension settles over the village, sparked by the sudden death of an unfamiliar man in Farmer Holly’s barn. The villagers, puzzled by the presence of the stranger and his peculiar son, are quick to label them as vagabonds. Yet there is something odd in how the boy speaks and behaves—too refined to be ordinary, too serene to fit the mold of hardship. David, unaware of the funeral plans for his father, remains absorbed in the words of a final letter left behind. In it, he is…-
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Two Letters
Two Letters arrives at a turning point in David’s world, as he begins to confront a future shaped by absence. He wakes in a strange bed, aware his father is gone, yet he clings to the idea of returning to the mountain, hoping his father will meet him there. The room feels foreign, and the people in it—well-meaning but unfamiliar—cannot replace what he has lost. Perry Larson, though kind, cannot ease David’s quiet resistance. He offers food and conversation, but David, overwhelmed by grief and…-
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The Valley
The Valley opens beneath a quiet sky where moonlight silvers the contours of the land, softening the tension between reality and the dreams carried by a wandering boy. David, newly arrived with his father, seeks nothing more than rest in a barn, but the stillness is soon stirred by the strains of a violin. Music, woven with memory and longing, escapes through the barn's open cracks, drawing Simeon and Ellen Holly from their slumber. Their world, defined by duty and silence, is unsettled by this uninvited…-
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The Trail
The Trail begins not with fanfare, but with the quiet tension of a life being dismantled in haste. David watches his father pack their things, his movements urgent and uneven. Once a peaceful place filled with music and faded portraits, their home becomes a shell, emptied of sentiment but heavy with unspoken farewells. David notices the changes but does not yet grasp their full weight. His father, though physically weak, is driven by purpose, determined to reach the valley. The boy, trusting and wide-eyed,…-
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The Mountain Home
The Mountain Home rests in a place untouched by noise and clutter, a serene corner of the world where every breeze carries a whisper and every tree stands like a silent witness. Perched on a sloping ledge, the cabin opens toward a view so expansive that it feels like a living painting. The cliffs rise behind them, sheltering the little home from the coldest winds, while ahead lies a world of green slopes, forest shadows, and a silver-threaded brook tracing the valley floor. For David, this isn’t just…-
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Just David
Just David by Eleanor H. Porter is the story of a young, musically gifted boy who, after his father’s death, brings hope and transformation to a small village through his innocence and love of music.-
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The Red Shoes
The Red Shoes introduces a young girl named Karen, whose life changes drastically after receiving a pair of handmade red shoes during her mother’s funeral. Despite the sadness of her loss, the vivid shoes became a symbol of comfort and wonder in her otherwise bleak world. Shortly after, she is adopted by a wealthy, elderly woman who notices Karen’s humble upbringing and immediately sets out to reform her appearance and manners. Though Karen is taught refinement and proper conduct, her fascination with…-
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The Naughty Boy
In this chapter titled "The Naughty Boy" tells of a quiet, elderly poet who leads a peaceful life, surrounded by books, memories, and the comfort of solitude. On a stormy evening, thunder rumbles and winds wail when a faint knock draws his attention. Upon opening the door, he finds a drenched child with golden curls and rosy cheeks, delicate as an angel yet trembling in the cold. The poet, guided by kindness, brings the boy inside, offering a warm blanket and a comforting meal of wine and roasted apples.…-
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The Dream of Little Tuk
The Dream of Little Tuk opens with a humble scene, where a young boy finds himself caught between responsibility and the need for learning. Caring for his little sister while preparing for school, Tuk is shown to be kindhearted and dutiful, despite lacking basic comforts like candlelight. His commitment to both family and schoolwork becomes evident when he gives up his own time to help an old washerwoman, not for reward, but from simple goodness. As sleep overtakes him, so does a dream, born not from…-
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The Little Match Girl
The Little Match Girl begins with a young girl shivering in the streets on New Year’s Eve, barefoot and alone, her hands tightly holding a bundle of matches. She walks unnoticed through the city, passed by celebrants oblivious to her hunger and despair. The chill bites harder with each step, and the absence of shoes or shelter drives her to crouch in a corner. She’s too afraid to go home with no money from sales, dreading her father's anger and the cold walls of their broken home. Out of sheer…-
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