A Colder Kind of Death (2011)
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“Get out the sunscreen, folks,” he said. I looked out my bedroom window. Maybe not sunscreen weather, but there were patches of dark ground beneath the melting snow, and I could hear water dripping off the eaves. When Alex came, his windbreaker was open, and Angus refused to wear a coat at all.
“Somehow, when I envisioned this, I thought we’d all be rosy-cheeked in our toques and ski-jackets,” I said.
Angus shook his head. “Dream on, Mum.”
Alex and I put the lights on the house while Angus and T...aylor did the trees. When we were through, Taylor brought her pumpkin out and placed it on top of the painted cream can I was going to fill with pine boughs and red velvet bows. She smiled at Alex. “Can you light him up, too?”
Alex looked at me questioningly. I nodded. “It can be done,” he said, and he threaded the lights expertly through the pumpkin.
“Good job,” Taylor said approvingly.
“You’d be amazed at the things they teach us at the police college,” he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Get out the sunscreen, folks,” he said. I looked out my bedroom window. Maybe not sunscreen weather, but there were patches of dark ground beneath the melting snow, and I could hear water dripping off the eaves. When Alex came, his windbreaker was open, and Angus refused to wear a coat at all.
“Somehow, when I envisioned this, I thought we’d all be rosy-cheeked in our toques and ski-jackets,” I said.
Angus shook his head. “Dream on, Mum.”
Alex and I put the lights on the house while Angus and T...aylor did the trees. When we were through, Taylor brought her pumpkin out and placed it on top of the painted cream can I was going to fill with pine boughs and red velvet bows. She smiled at Alex. “Can you light him up, too?”
Alex looked at me questioningly. I nodded. “It can be done,” he said, and he threaded the lights expertly through the pumpkin.
“Good job,” Taylor said approvingly.
“You’d be amazed at the things they teach us at the police college,” he said.
What to read after A Colder Kind of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gail Bowen to read onlineMoreLess
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