“How to Read With Brothers” in Twenty-Two to Twenty-Eight

I crossed my arms over my book, the sidewalk cool against my thighs. The emerging summer evening shimmered with a morse code of fireflies, and the orange sunlight smelled like watermelon at the height of sweetness. A perfect bookend to the day if Ranas would just leave me alone.
— "How to Read With Brothers" by Emmie Christie
Photo by Annie Spratt  A young girl reading a book

Photo by Annie Spratt

A young girl reading a book

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