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Margaret sat on the veranda, her faithful straw **hat** shading eyes that had witnessed seven decades of sunrises. Below, six-year-old Leo built something in the **pool**—not splas...
Maya's parents had left for the weekend, which meant legendary status at Northwood High if you pulled off the party. The problem? Maya couldn't even keep a goldfish alive, let alon...
Maya was eight years old and loved two things more than anything: swimming in the ocean and exploring on her iPhone. One evening, while sitting on the beach during a storm, somethi...
Maya's frizzy **hair** was doing that thing again — poofing out like she'd stuck her finger in an electrical socket. She'd spent forty-five minutes with the straightener, but lake ...
Margaret had never intended to pick up a paddle at seventy-three. But her granddaughter Sophie insisted, showing up one Tuesday with a bright blue racket and determined energy. "G...
The infinity pool at the Bora Bora resort blurred into the Pacific horizon, a perfect liquid mirror. Elena sat alone at the edge, her legs submerged in the warm water, nursing a gi...
The hat, red as a wound, sailed off her head and into the hotel pool. Sarah didn't move to retrieve it. She just watched it float there, a perfect circle of felt on turquoise water...
Maya's fingers hovered over her iPhone screen, heart doing that stupid fluttery thing whenever *his* name popped up. Lucas had invited her to Jake's pool party. Actually, he'd invi...
Barnaby was the fastest dog in Meadowbrook Park. Every morning, his golden fur would gleam in the sunlight as he went running through the grass, chasing leaves and butterflies with...
Lily loved two things more than anything: papayas and baseball. Every Saturday, she'd eat a sweet orange papaya before her big game. One sunny morning, Lily bit into her papaya an...
Eleanor's arthritic fingers moved rhythmically through the yarn, the cable stitch pattern familiar as breathing itself. At eighty-two, she'd made dozens of these blankets over the ...
The pool deck was already eighty-five degrees and smelled like chlorine and desperate ambition. Maya stood at the edge of lane six, her heart doing that fluttery thing it always di...