March 25, 2015
I haven't written for so long!!! I'm sorry. It's just that I've been busy mourning Lily. I didn't do anything for the days around her birthday. I didn't write in my diary, I didn't eat, I didn't go to school. I didn't even read. Can you believe that?Lily's birthday was one of the saddest days in my life. I've had a lot of the saddest days in my life since the fire. I dressed in black and lit some old candles that Leanne had lent me. And I just sat all day and thought about all the good times I've had with Lily in her short life, and cried.
Today I finally decided to end my depression. I finally read a book- oh, how I missed reading!- and now I'm writing my diary. I've finished my book, of course. It was amazing, of course. It's called The Boy on the Wooden Box. Now I'll stop writing. I want to start a new book!!!!
March 26, 2015
Last night I stayed the night at Leanne's again. I read two more Baby-Sitters club books and dinner was amazing. This time it was mushroom pasta! I LOVE mushrooms!!! Leanne recommended a book to me called A Year Without Autumn. I read it today and finished it. It's amazing.The book is a time travel story. In it a girl goes in a lift which every time it takes her up a floor it also takes her forward a year.She finds out that terrible things have happened to her best friend that has ruined their friendship and she goes back to the present day to fix them. It's an amazing book. You really should read it.Anyway, bye for now!!!! I want to read another book.
April 1, 2015
A new month now. Lily's birth month is over. In two days it will be four months since the fire. Four months since my life changed forever.I still mourn my parents, my home, and of course Lily. I'm adjusting quite well to living in the library, and the unlimited supply of books takes my mind off things, but it still hurts. Time heals, I know. And I'm adjusting to my new life in the library more and more by the day. But at the same time, every time anew month begins I feel even more sad. It's the distance that hurts. But right now, something happy is also happening. I just had the most amazing idea. I don't see why I hadn't thought of it before.
I should publish a book.
YOU ARE READING
The Library Girl
BeletrieWhen Rosa's house burns down, she moves into her town's library. This is her diary. Her story of one year there.
