Evan's Story

By LK Hunsaker
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: March 06, 2009
Words: 3,437 (approximate)
Language: English


Description

After losing his little brother, Evan relies on his best friend to help him pick up and move on. A Rehearsal-related free read.

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Tags

loss, friendship, family, dance, football

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Review by: S. A. Williams on March 27, 2013 : star star star star star
This is an amazing short!

In 'Evan's Story' Hunsaker introduces title character Evan, a high school football player who recently lost his brother, and Susie, a 12 year-old who lives with Evan's family due to a loss of her own (and who experiences some prejudice from the community).

This story nicely intertwines themes of love/companionship and grief and presents an unusually complete sketch of all the characters for a work of this length. That is to say: this reader finished the story feeling truly in touch with each of the characters, their motivations, and their desires.

While I have been impressed by this author's work in the past, I truly connected with this story in ways that I didn't anticipate and I highly recommend it. From the author's note, the story is essentially a short introduction to two characters in her "Rehearsal" series. After this, I won't be able to stop myself from reading that series in the very near future!
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