Christmas in Paris (A Master Chefs Series Standalone Novel)
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“She’s positively beautiful,” Sam said as she picked up Liberté and cooed. “And I just love the tiny pink onesie I got her. It fits perfectly.”
“You’re spoiling her already, Mom,” Taryn said. “She has more pajamas than she’ll ever have the chance to wear. And look at all these toys.”
“Please,”
Sam said as she cradled Liberté. “I’m a first time grandmother. What do you expect? For me to just ignore her?”
Taryn chuckled. “Can you ignore her long enough for me to feed her?”
Reluctantly, Sam... handed her the tiny gurgling bundle, and Taryn headed to the living room and the rocking chair Errol had set in front of the grand window that overlooked Paris and its shimmering lights. She settled in and gave Liberté a breast.
Not wanting to be left out of a single moment of her granddaughter’s day, Sam came up behind Taryn. “You’re a natural. Everything seems to come so easy to you.”
Taryn smiled up at her mother. “I learned from the best.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“She’s positively beautiful,” Sam said as she picked up Liberté and cooed. “And I just love the tiny pink onesie I got her. It fits perfectly.”
“You’re spoiling her already, Mom,” Taryn said. “She has more pajamas than she’ll ever have the chance to wear. And look at all these toys.”
“Please,”
Sam said as she cradled Liberté. “I’m a first time grandmother. What do you expect? For me to just ignore her?”
Taryn chuckled. “Can you ignore her long enough for me to feed her?”
Reluctantly, Sam... handed her the tiny gurgling bundle, and Taryn headed to the living room and the rocking chair Errol had set in front of the grand window that overlooked Paris and its shimmering lights. She settled in and gave Liberté a breast.
Not wanting to be left out of a single moment of her granddaughter’s day, Sam came up behind Taryn. “You’re a natural. Everything seems to come so easy to you.”
Taryn smiled up at her mother. “I learned from the best.”
What to read after Christmas in Paris (A Master Chefs Series Standalone Novel)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gow, Kailin to read onlineMoreLess
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