"On the Way to School, a Storm"

Catherine Cortese

"On the Way to School, a Storm"

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In this piece of flash fiction, a scientist mother drives her son to preschool and learns to see rain and other natural processes through his eyes--and her imagination--instead of sticking solely to logical explanations of the world around her.

Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 14 2021

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