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Favel Parrett


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Average rating: 3.87 · 11,245 ratings · 1,643 reviews · 9 distinct works â€� Similar authors
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“Steady, steady, we move at half-speed, and when I look up, a cape petrel is just above me, flying with us. Little turns, little wings. I reach my arm up, my fingers stretch. I reach and for a second time the bird comes so close I can almost touch him. I can see his eyes, his tiny face. He looks at me, then rises up with the thermals. Up and up at full speed until I lose him in the light.

My eyes are full.”
Favel Parrett, When the Night Comes

“We drove to a place in Sandy Bay, right near the beach. They had so many things on the menu, but mostly they had lots of different types of pancakes. Pancakes with blueberries, pancakes with bacon and eggs, pancakes with baked banana and maple syrup.
My brother’s serving had so much whipped cream on top that he had to dig a tunnel through the cream to get to the pancakes. He was full after about ten mouthfuls, and he seemed genuinely sad to leave so much behind. He’d tried his best but the pancakes had won.”
Favel Parrett, When the Night Comes

“Bo put a record on the stereo and the speakers crackled, that moment of anticipation before the needle found its way to the first song.
An organ, in rhythm. A chord. “I Heard It Through the Grapevine.�
Mum cheered. It was her favorite, the soundtrack to a movie called The Big Chill.”
Favel Parrett, When the Night Comes
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