Christmas On Candy Cane Lane (2015)
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—Muriel Sterling, Making the Holidays Bright: How to Have a Perfect Christmas Maddy was just dishing up Sunday breakfast when Alan’s cell phone rang. “Yo, Mark,” he said. “What’s up?” His Sunday-morning smile fell away, which could mean only one thing. Alan had to go into work. “No, no worries. There’s a lot of that going around.”
A lot of not wanting to work, if you asked Maddy. Mark called in sick at least once a month, and always on a Sunday. “Don’t tell me, let me guess,” she said as Ala...n set aside his phone. “Mark has some mysterious ailment.”
“Flu,” Alan said, and ate some of her ham-and-cheese strata.
“More like allergies, if you ask me. I think he’s allergic to work. Why you ever put him in charge on Sundays is a mystery to me.”
Alan sighed. “It’s hard to get good workers. Anyway, I can’t leave Wink there all by himself.”
“Couldn’t Joe come in?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Muriel Sterling, Making the Holidays Bright: How to Have a Perfect Christmas Maddy was just dishing up Sunday breakfast when Alan’s cell phone rang. “Yo, Mark,” he said. “What’s up?” His Sunday-morning smile fell away, which could mean only one thing. Alan had to go into work. “No, no worries. There’s a lot of that going around.”
A lot of not wanting to work, if you asked Maddy. Mark called in sick at least once a month, and always on a Sunday. “Don’t tell me, let me guess,” she said as Ala...n set aside his phone. “Mark has some mysterious ailment.”
“Flu,” Alan said, and ate some of her ham-and-cheese strata.
“More like allergies, if you ask me. I think he’s allergic to work. Why you ever put him in charge on Sundays is a mystery to me.”
Alan sighed. “It’s hard to get good workers. Anyway, I can’t leave Wink there all by himself.”
“Couldn’t Joe come in?”
What to read after Christmas On Candy Cane 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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