So many different names - Reference to names of Brown family When all the other people dance - Reference to school danceĮxpressionless the trance - Reference to séance Chisel Brown,” she said with almost a curtsy. Part II, chapter 2, paragraph 37: “Good night, Mr. Part II, chapter 2, paragraph 24, 3rd sentence: Charlotte, on the other hand, became absorbed, concentrating wholly on her fingers’ easing. Part II, chapter 4, paragraph 15, 1st sentence: The streets looked strange. Part II, chapter 4, 1st sentence: Night after night, Charlotte lay in bed with her eyes open to the dark. īook 5th paragraph, 1st sentence: She must have slept at last. īook 4th paragraph, 4th sentence: All the sounds about her. The light seems bright, And glares on white wallsīook 2nd paragraph, 6th sentence: The light seemed to bright for them, glaring on white walls. Second sentence: She prepared herself for bed. ***Spoiler Alter***įirst sentence: By bedtime all the faces, the voices, had blurred for Charlotte to one face, one voice. This is what I learned and it’s very interesting. What's not to like? I’ve recently read “Charlotte Sometimes” if for no other reason than to compare The Cure lyrics of their classic song Charlotte Sometimes to parts of the children’s fantasy. It has time travel and ghosts and seances. "Charlotte Sometimes" the YA book by Penelope Farmer is well known in England more than the US.
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