Crazy As a Quilt (A Harriet Turman/loose Threads Mystery book 8)
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“Mr. Renfro is a very friendly fellow, and I think you’re going to have a lot of fun helping him build toys.”
The boy slipped his arms into his jacket and turned to face her.
“Do I need to pack a lunch?”
Harriet smiled at him.
“Every time I’ve been to the Renfro house, Mrs. R has made enough food to feed a small army. She bakes a lot of cookies, too.”
Etienne’s eyes opened wider, and he started to smile.
“Only one cookie for you,” Madame deCloutier, the nanny, said in a stern voice. “We can’t be... spoiling our dinner.”
The smile left his face, and Harriet bit her tongue to avoid telling Madame what she thought about taking the joy out of everything the kids did. She settled for squeezing Etienne’s hand in a way she hoped conveyed her intention to give him as many cookies as he wanted.
Lainie skipped down the servant’s stairs and into the kitchen.
“I found my bag,” she told Harriet.
“Mademoiselle, you must use the front stairs,” the nanny scolded.
“But your stairs are closer.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Mr. Renfro is a very friendly fellow, and I think you’re going to have a lot of fun helping him build toys.”
The boy slipped his arms into his jacket and turned to face her.
“Do I need to pack a lunch?”
Harriet smiled at him.
“Every time I’ve been to the Renfro house, Mrs. R has made enough food to feed a small army. She bakes a lot of cookies, too.”
Etienne’s eyes opened wider, and he started to smile.
“Only one cookie for you,” Madame deCloutier, the nanny, said in a stern voice. “We can’t be... spoiling our dinner.”
The smile left his face, and Harriet bit her tongue to avoid telling Madame what she thought about taking the joy out of everything the kids did. She settled for squeezing Etienne’s hand in a way she hoped conveyed her intention to give him as many cookies as he wanted.
Lainie skipped down the servant’s stairs and into the kitchen.
“I found my bag,” she told Harriet.
“Mademoiselle, you must use the front stairs,” the nanny scolded.
“But your stairs are closer.”
What to read after Crazy As a Quilt (A Harriet Turman/loose Threads Mystery book 8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arlene Sachitano to read onlineMoreLess
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