Sara Gruen Quote
Now don’t tell anyone, she says, bustling in and sliding my dinner-table-cum-vanity over my lap. She sets down a paper napkin, plastic fork, and a bowl of fruit that actually looks appetizing, with strawberries, melon, and apple. I packed it for my break. I’m on a diet. Do you like fruit, Mr. Jankowski? I would answer except that my hand is over my mouth and it’s trembling. Apple, for God’s sake. She pats my other hand and leaves the room, discreetly ignoring my tears.
Sara Gruen
Now don’t tell anyone, she says, bustling in and sliding my dinner-table-cum-vanity over my lap. She sets down a paper napkin, plastic fork, and a bowl of fruit that actually looks appetizing, with strawberries, melon, and apple. I packed it for my break. I’m on a diet. Do you like fruit, Mr. Jankowski? I would answer except that my hand is over my mouth and it’s trembling. Apple, for God’s sake. She pats my other hand and leaves the room, discreetly ignoring my tears.
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About Sara Gruen
Sara Gruen (born 1969 in Vancouver) is Canadian-American author. She is a 2007 recipient of the Alex Award for young adult literature.