A Place to Belong (2013)
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“No!” Peg said stubbornly. “I want to stay with Ma.”
“Then at least keep quiet and let Ma and Alfrid talk to each other,” Danny insisted.
Peg simply jerked out of his grasp and ran to hang onto Ma’s hand.
Danny went back to the house. As he walked into the kitchen, Melba was saying to Gussie, “She’s pleasant enough, I guess, but hardly the type I’d expect Alfrid to like.”
“Why shouldn’t he like her?” Gussie asked. “I do. She’s as friendly as down home, and a beauty.”
Melba carried a tray into th...e dining room. “I’d hardly say that. She’s a little thin for most men’s tastes, I would think.”
Gussie suddenly spotted Danny. “Well, Danny,” she said, “I like your Ma.”
“Thanks,” Danny answered.
Melba returned to the kitchen, her cheeks pink with embarrassment, the empty tray at her side. She didn’t acknowledge Danny as she began loading the tray again with platters of sliced bread and meats. “Gussie, we need another place at the table,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“No!” Peg said stubbornly. “I want to stay with Ma.”
“Then at least keep quiet and let Ma and Alfrid talk to each other,” Danny insisted.
Peg simply jerked out of his grasp and ran to hang onto Ma’s hand.
Danny went back to the house. As he walked into the kitchen, Melba was saying to Gussie, “She’s pleasant enough, I guess, but hardly the type I’d expect Alfrid to like.”
“Why shouldn’t he like her?” Gussie asked. “I do. She’s as friendly as down home, and a beauty.”
Melba carried a tray into th...e dining room. “I’d hardly say that. She’s a little thin for most men’s tastes, I would think.”
Gussie suddenly spotted Danny. “Well, Danny,” she said, “I like your Ma.”
“Thanks,” Danny answered.
Melba returned to the kitchen, her cheeks pink with embarrassment, the empty tray at her side. She didn’t acknowledge Danny as she began loading the tray again with platters of sliced bread and meats. “Gussie, we need another place at the table,”
What to read after A Place to Belong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Lowery Nixon to read onlineMoreLess
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