A Little Light Magic
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Sometimes, she’s a little crazy herself.
Nick pulled out his checkbook and slapped it down on the counter. “How much do I owe you this month, Mr. Merino?”
Vittorio Merino was a genial old shopkeeper who ran a five-and-dime in the Ducktown section of Atlantic City. Twenty-five years ago, Mr. Merino had been a genial middle-aged shopkeeper and Nick had lived two blocks away, on the same street as the twin house Nonna now refused to vacate.
Mr. Merino thumbed his way through a spiral-bound notebook.... Stopping at a column of numbers, he added the figures faster than Nick could’ve punched “2 + 2 =” into a calculator.
“One hundred seventy-eight dollars and thirty-three cents,” he pronounced.
Nick looked up. “Seriously?”
“Yeah. She’s coming in a lot. It’s all I can do to keep up.”
Nick swore softly as he wrote out the check. What was up? Nonna rarely stole more than fifty dollars’ worth of merchandise in a month. “I appreciate this, Mr. Merino. I really do.”
“Nessun problema, Nick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes, she’s a little crazy herself.
Nick pulled out his checkbook and slapped it down on the counter. “How much do I owe you this month, Mr. Merino?”
Vittorio Merino was a genial old shopkeeper who ran a five-and-dime in the Ducktown section of Atlantic City. Twenty-five years ago, Mr. Merino had been a genial middle-aged shopkeeper and Nick had lived two blocks away, on the same street as the twin house Nonna now refused to vacate.
Mr. Merino thumbed his way through a spiral-bound notebook.... Stopping at a column of numbers, he added the figures faster than Nick could’ve punched “2 + 2 =” into a calculator.
“One hundred seventy-eight dollars and thirty-three cents,” he pronounced.
Nick looked up. “Seriously?”
“Yeah. She’s coming in a lot. It’s all I can do to keep up.”
Nick swore softly as he wrote out the check. What was up? Nonna rarely stole more than fifty dollars’ worth of merchandise in a month. “I appreciate this, Mr. Merino. I really do.”
“Nessun problema, Nick.
What to read after A Little Light Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joy Nash to read onlineMoreLess
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