Borrowed Dreams (Debbie Macomber Classics)
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Her eyes scanned the crowd at baggage claim until she caught a glimpse of Diana, who was nervously pacing the area. Her friend hadn’t changed. Not that Carly had expected her to. Somehow she never got used to the fact that Diana was only five feet four inches. Their hair color was the same ordinary shade of dark brown. But there the resemblance stopped. Carly was a natural sort of person who didn’t bother much with fashionable hairstyles or trendy clothes. She was too proud of her individuality ...to be swayed by the choices of others. But it was not so with Diana, who often dressed in the most outrageous styles and clothes. Flamboyant was an apt one-word description of her best friend.
“Diana.”
Carly watched as her friend whirled around and quickly made her way through the crowd.
“Darling, you’re gorgeous.” Diana threw her arms around Carly. Such an open display of affection was typical of Diana, who acted as though she hadn’t seen Carly in years instead of only a few weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her eyes scanned the crowd at baggage claim until she caught a glimpse of Diana, who was nervously pacing the area. Her friend hadn’t changed. Not that Carly had expected her to. Somehow she never got used to the fact that Diana was only five feet four inches. Their hair color was the same ordinary shade of dark brown. But there the resemblance stopped. Carly was a natural sort of person who didn’t bother much with fashionable hairstyles or trendy clothes. She was too proud of her individuality ...to be swayed by the choices of others. But it was not so with Diana, who often dressed in the most outrageous styles and clothes. Flamboyant was an apt one-word description of her best friend.
“Diana.”
Carly watched as her friend whirled around and quickly made her way through the crowd.
“Darling, you’re gorgeous.” Diana threw her arms around Carly. Such an open display of affection was typical of Diana, who acted as though she hadn’t seen Carly in years instead of only a few weeks.
What to read after Borrowed Dreams (Debbie Macomber Classics)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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