Bridle Path (2013)
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Carole said, looking at Topside’s tack. “This stuff looks as if it got dragged through mud.”
“It did,” said Stevie. “Remember how it rained yesterday and then we went out on the trail ride? I removed Topside’s tack to groom him outside because it was so nice by then, but I didn’t balance the saddle right on the fence—”
Stevie didn’t have to finish the story. Both Lisa and Carole remembered then that the saddle had tipped into the mud, dragging all the rest of the tack with it. They were surprise...d that Stevie hadn’t cleaned the tack right away. It might have been easier then. But that would have meant that they would have been late getting to Stevie’s house for their sleepover. Stevie’s motto seemed to be “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow—especially if you can get two good friends to do it with/for you!”
Carole picked up a brush and attacked the caked-on mud on the saddle. Stevie began working on the bridle. Lisa worked on the metal parts of the tack with another brush and then soap and water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carole said, looking at Topside’s tack. “This stuff looks as if it got dragged through mud.”
“It did,” said Stevie. “Remember how it rained yesterday and then we went out on the trail ride? I removed Topside’s tack to groom him outside because it was so nice by then, but I didn’t balance the saddle right on the fence—”
Stevie didn’t have to finish the story. Both Lisa and Carole remembered then that the saddle had tipped into the mud, dragging all the rest of the tack with it. They were surprise...d that Stevie hadn’t cleaned the tack right away. It might have been easier then. But that would have meant that they would have been late getting to Stevie’s house for their sleepover. Stevie’s motto seemed to be “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow—especially if you can get two good friends to do it with/for you!”
Carole picked up a brush and attacked the caked-on mud on the saddle. Stevie began working on the bridle. Lisa worked on the metal parts of the tack with another brush and then soap and water.
What to read after Bridle Path?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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