Cinders to Satin (2013)
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Mary was sitting up in Callie’s bed waiting for the dinner party to end so she could share her news. It was very late, and Callie was exhausted. Cleaning the kitchen with Lena seemed to take forever. Finally Hugh MacDuff had come in for a late cup of coffee and offered to scrub the last of the pots and pans.
“Wait till I hear what? Why aren’t you in your own bed, Miss? Do you know what time it is?”
“I just had to wait for you, Callie, I had to! I have such exciting news!”
“I don’t think I can ha...ndle any more excitement for one day, darling. But you won’t sleep unless you tell me.”
“Rossiter said he’d take us for a buggy ride tomorrow. Not Anne, no one else but us! Mamán said it was all right since she’d be wanting to sleep late in the morning. We can have a picnic lunch and everything. Two wonderful days in one week!” Mary hugged the pillow, rolling over onto her tummy. “I do so love Rossiter. I think I’ll take my new doll along for the ride. I’ll have two Callandres with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary was sitting up in Callie’s bed waiting for the dinner party to end so she could share her news. It was very late, and Callie was exhausted. Cleaning the kitchen with Lena seemed to take forever. Finally Hugh MacDuff had come in for a late cup of coffee and offered to scrub the last of the pots and pans.
“Wait till I hear what? Why aren’t you in your own bed, Miss? Do you know what time it is?”
“I just had to wait for you, Callie, I had to! I have such exciting news!”
“I don’t think I can ha...ndle any more excitement for one day, darling. But you won’t sleep unless you tell me.”
“Rossiter said he’d take us for a buggy ride tomorrow. Not Anne, no one else but us! Mamán said it was all right since she’d be wanting to sleep late in the morning. We can have a picnic lunch and everything. Two wonderful days in one week!” Mary hugged the pillow, rolling over onto her tummy. “I do so love Rossiter. I think I’ll take my new doll along for the ride. I’ll have two Callandres with me.
What to read after Cinders to Satin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fern Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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