Elias turned the pages. The early entries were innocent, chronicling the mundane life of a post-war childhood: the scrape of a knee, the stray cat she fed behind the shed, the tyranny of piano lessons. But as the years progressed, the handwriting sharpened. The loop of the 'y' became aggressive; the dot over the 'i' shifted from a circle to a sharp jab.
The modern version of "Emily's Diary" often exists in two forms:
Elias turned the pages. The early entries were innocent, chronicling the mundane life of a post-war childhood: the scrape of a knee, the stray cat she fed behind the shed, the tyranny of piano lessons. But as the years progressed, the handwriting sharpened. The loop of the 'y' became aggressive; the dot over the 'i' shifted from a circle to a sharp jab.
The modern version of "Emily's Diary" often exists in two forms:
