Angel Lane
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The shop had been busy and so had the town. It really looked like Heart Lake was rediscovering its small-town spirit and getting into doing good deeds. She and Emma had finished their design for the T-shirts, adding a red heart with an angel perched on top to their KEEP THE HEART IN HEART LAKE slogan, and a shop in Seattle was printing their first batch of shirts. Now one of her customers who had gotten into the gift-jar idea was in buying chocolates to fill another Mason jar.
“I started a game ...of front porch tag in my neighborhood,” she reported.
“I was always It when we played tag,” Clarice said. “That sucked.”
“This is much more fun,” the woman assured her. To Jamie she said, “I left one of your truffle jars on my neighbor’s porch along with a note to go tag someone else, and I just saw a jar at a house at the end of the street on my way here.”
“If it meant getting chocolate, I wouldn’t mind getting tagged,” said Clarice.
Like she needed to. Clarice was a two-legged chocolate mouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shop had been busy and so had the town. It really looked like Heart Lake was rediscovering its small-town spirit and getting into doing good deeds. She and Emma had finished their design for the T-shirts, adding a red heart with an angel perched on top to their KEEP THE HEART IN HEART LAKE slogan, and a shop in Seattle was printing their first batch of shirts. Now one of her customers who had gotten into the gift-jar idea was in buying chocolates to fill another Mason jar.
“I started a game ...of front porch tag in my neighborhood,” she reported.
“I was always It when we played tag,” Clarice said. “That sucked.”
“This is much more fun,” the woman assured her. To Jamie she said, “I left one of your truffle jars on my neighbor’s porch along with a note to go tag someone else, and I just saw a jar at a house at the end of the street on my way here.”
“If it meant getting chocolate, I wouldn’t mind getting tagged,” said Clarice.
Like she needed to. Clarice was a two-legged chocolate mouse.
What to read after Angel Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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