Christmas Treasure (2013)
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The whole place was buzzing with activity. Mrs. Reg, Max’s mother, was telling Red O’Malley where to store some new saddle pads, while Deborah, Max’s wife, paced around with a cell phone glued to her ear. Max was trying to give an adult lesson in the indoor ring with baby Maxi riding on his shoulders.
“Wow,” said Lisa as she and Carole walked toward their horses’ stalls. “This place is like a three-ring circus!”
“I know.” Carole dodged out of Red’s way as he unpacked the new saddle pads. “It see...ms like everything gets busier at Christmas.”
“It certainly does at my house,” replied Lisa. “I don’t think my mother’s turned the stove off in three days. We have so many Scottish pastries in the freezer we could probably open the Loch Ness Take-out.”
Carole laughed. “Are Scottish pastries as good as Danish pastries?”
“Who knows?” Lisa said. “My dad and I are too busy cleaning to try any.”
The girls turned the corner. Stevie stood at Belle’s stall, brushing her silky forelock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole place was buzzing with activity. Mrs. Reg, Max’s mother, was telling Red O’Malley where to store some new saddle pads, while Deborah, Max’s wife, paced around with a cell phone glued to her ear. Max was trying to give an adult lesson in the indoor ring with baby Maxi riding on his shoulders.
“Wow,” said Lisa as she and Carole walked toward their horses’ stalls. “This place is like a three-ring circus!”
“I know.” Carole dodged out of Red’s way as he unpacked the new saddle pads. “It see...ms like everything gets busier at Christmas.”
“It certainly does at my house,” replied Lisa. “I don’t think my mother’s turned the stove off in three days. We have so many Scottish pastries in the freezer we could probably open the Loch Ness Take-out.”
Carole laughed. “Are Scottish pastries as good as Danish pastries?”
“Who knows?” Lisa said. “My dad and I are too busy cleaning to try any.”
The girls turned the corner. Stevie stood at Belle’s stall, brushing her silky forelock.
What to read after Christmas Treasure?
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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