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Nights of Rain and Stars Study Guide

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by Maeve Binchy
About 73 pages (21,745 words)
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Chapter 10 Summary

Thomas awakens with a headache. He thinks about buying breakfast to share with Vonni to solidify their friendship, but discovers oranges and rolls waiting for him in the kitchen and realizes that she has already been up for a long time.

Elsa leaves a note for Fiona, who is still asleep, to let her know that she has gone to the harbor and to suggest that they meet for lunch. Outside there is a distinct solemnity, but the locals are continuing on with their lives. Elsa feels isolated, and when Vonni invites her to go swimming with her and the children, she accepts, grateful to feel like she belongs somewhere—at least for a while.

David hires a bicycle and sets out for the beach recommend by the family with whom he is staying. Though he.....

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