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White Hands warned Britta and I about these jatu—told us to treat them with caution.
It makes me sad to see a glaring grammar error like this make it through to publication. It should read "White Hands warned Britta and me..." Apparently far too many English teachers have frightened too many students that now people will never say "Britta and me, even when it's correct.
Father…I wonder how he would feel if he could see me now, if he even misses me. I try to picture the look he’d give me, but I can’t. I can’t remember their shape, much less the color of his eyebrows or the length of his hair. Why can’t I remember his face?
This made me think of Stephen King's Dark Tower series. Having forgotten the face of one's father's was a recurring theme.
The breath I didn’t know I was holding in rushes out of me.
Makes me laugh everytime I see this phrase used. Almost seems like it's required at least once in every novel.
