nancy werlock's diary s01 - episodes 8

Nothing good ever comes from someone pounding on your front door at 4:30 in the morning.
I throw on a robe and remind myself, again, to buy some real pajamas. I stumbled down the stairs and look out the
peephole to see my friend Steve and another man I don’t recognize who is carrying a small black case.
I open the door and start to speak, but Steve interrupts me. “We need to come in,” he says as he gently but firmly pushes
pass me. “Brynwolf’s gone to ground.”

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Don't Know Much About World Myths (Don't Know Much About...)

Grade 4-8–In his characteristic question-and-answer format, Davis takes on world myths and includes those of the South Pacific, Meso- and South America, and sub-Saharan Africa. The author touches on a number of stories and adventures from Aeneas to Enkidu and Gilgamesh to Shiva. However, the format, which may have served history or biography well, is a little out of place here. It interrupts the flow of language and story that is at the heart of myth. In his introduction, Davis relates how, as a fidgety fifth-grader, he was literally saved by a teacher who read aloud from The Odyssey.