Child of Mine (2014)
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He found them sitting on the bench, watching the action, a small group of kids unafraid of wet surfaces. It had rained last night, and the park was still damp. Nattie was refining her yo-yo skills, holding her mouth just right, and Laura was back to crocheting.
Laura spotted him first, shielding the sun with her hand, then waving. “We’re taking a breather,” she told him when he sat down. She pointed to the umbrella beside her. “Nattie wanted me to bring it so it wouldn’t rain again.”
Goo...d plan. Jack smiled.
Nattie smirked and popped up, tossing her yo-yo into Laura’s bag. “That’s enough sittin’ still for me.”
Jack laughed, watching Nattie launch herself into the fray again, trying to remember if he’d ever had that much energy. Nattie’s playground routine was reminiscent of how a bee flits from flower to flower. She’d practically sprint to the swings, and once she was high enough, she’d jump at exactly the correct moment, only to sprint back to the slide and begin again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He found them sitting on the bench, watching the action, a small group of kids unafraid of wet surfaces. It had rained last night, and the park was still damp. Nattie was refining her yo-yo skills, holding her mouth just right, and Laura was back to crocheting.
Laura spotted him first, shielding the sun with her hand, then waving. “We’re taking a breather,” she told him when he sat down. She pointed to the umbrella beside her. “Nattie wanted me to bring it so it wouldn’t rain again.”
Goo...d plan. Jack smiled.
Nattie smirked and popped up, tossing her yo-yo into Laura’s bag. “That’s enough sittin’ still for me.”
Jack laughed, watching Nattie launch herself into the fray again, trying to remember if he’d ever had that much energy. Nattie’s playground routine was reminiscent of how a bee flits from flower to flower. She’d practically sprint to the swings, and once she was high enough, she’d jump at exactly the correct moment, only to sprint back to the slide and begin again.
What to read after Child of Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverly Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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