A Texas Christmas
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Afternoon light had taken on an oddly brighter hue than what the morning offered, paling the prairie’s beauty. Snow clouds.
Better watch out, he told himself as he rose from a bentknee position where he’d been digging in the prairie, or you’ll wish you knew a little more about keeping warm in Texas and a little less about its so-called legends.
If he’d been paying attention, the drop in soil temperature the past few hours should have warned him that some kind of storm was brewing. But he hadn’t ...been. The excitement of knowing his search for the rosettes might finally be over had kept him absorbed and digging, ignoring caution.
This was the place he’d been seeking from one end of Texas to the other since spring. He knew it. Felt it to the marrow of his bones. Victory was so close he could almost imagine the tiny red bulbs that, come spring, might bloom into the mythical buffalo clover of Texas legend—pink bluebonnets.
All spring he’d found blue bluebonnets, even the somewhat rarer albino ones near the Alamo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afternoon light had taken on an oddly brighter hue than what the morning offered, paling the prairie’s beauty. Snow clouds.
Better watch out, he told himself as he rose from a bentknee position where he’d been digging in the prairie, or you’ll wish you knew a little more about keeping warm in Texas and a little less about its so-called legends.
If he’d been paying attention, the drop in soil temperature the past few hours should have warned him that some kind of storm was brewing. But he hadn’t ...been. The excitement of knowing his search for the rosettes might finally be over had kept him absorbed and digging, ignoring caution.
This was the place he’d been seeking from one end of Texas to the other since spring. He knew it. Felt it to the marrow of his bones. Victory was so close he could almost imagine the tiny red bulbs that, come spring, might bloom into the mythical buffalo clover of Texas legend—pink bluebonnets.
All spring he’d found blue bluebonnets, even the somewhat rarer albino ones near the Alamo.
What to read after A Texas Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jodi Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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