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Rachel Bachrach
Minhag Match-up
Miriam felt a stifling heat. No, she felt like she was choking. Suddenly, every muscle in her body told her to run Miriam stared at her reflection. It looked the same as always, pale and ordinary. She watched as tears gathered in her eyes. They streamed down her cheeks like rivers, crisscrossing on white ice.
Chanie Apfelbaum
Minhag Match-up
Miriam felt a stifling heat. No, she felt like she was choking. Suddenly, every muscle in her body told her to run Miriam stared at her reflection. It looked the same as always, pale and ordinary. She watched as tears gathered in her eyes. They streamed down her cheeks like rivers, crisscrossing on white ice.
Chavi Feldman
Business Casual
Experts share their wealth of experience
Sarah Massry
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Sarah Massry
Jr. Fiction
Miriam felt a stifling heat. No, she felt like she was choking. Suddenly, every muscle in her body told her to run Miriam stared at her reflection. It looked the same as always, pale and ordinary. She watched as tears gathered in her eyes. They streamed down her cheeks like rivers, crisscrossing on white ice.
Bashie Lisker
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Mendy stalks toward me, hand outstretched. I shriek until Mommy comes onto the porch to see what’s going on
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