A Cowboy's Heart (2009)
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Even with his dad here and in bad health, Clint still felt like the kid that never knew what to expect. That came from years of conditioning. His dad had been the kind of drunk that could be happy and boisterous one minute, and angry enough to hurt someone the next.As much as he wanted to convince himself that the past didn’t matter, it did. And forgiving mattered, too. Forgiving was something a person decided to do.He’d made his decision a long time ago. He’d made his decision on his knees at t...he front of the little country church he’d gone to as a kid. He’d found faith, grabbing hold of promises that made sense when nothing else had.But being back here brought back a ton of feelings, memories of being the kid in school who never had a new pair of jeans or a pair of shoes without holes. He’d always been the kid whose parents didn’t show up for programs or games.He reminded himself that he wasn’t that kid. Not now. He had moved on. He had finished college. He had worked his way up in the sport of bull riding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even with his dad here and in bad health, Clint still felt like the kid that never knew what to expect. That came from years of conditioning. His dad had been the kind of drunk that could be happy and boisterous one minute, and angry enough to hurt someone the next.As much as he wanted to convince himself that the past didn’t matter, it did. And forgiving mattered, too. Forgiving was something a person decided to do.He’d made his decision a long time ago. He’d made his decision on his knees at t...he front of the little country church he’d gone to as a kid. He’d found faith, grabbing hold of promises that made sense when nothing else had.But being back here brought back a ton of feelings, memories of being the kid in school who never had a new pair of jeans or a pair of shoes without holes. He’d always been the kid whose parents didn’t show up for programs or games.He reminded himself that he wasn’t that kid. Not now. He had moved on. He had finished college. He had worked his way up in the sport of bull riding.
What to read after A Cowboy's Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Minton to read onlineMoreLess
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