Crossed Hearts (Matchmaker Trilogy)
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“This does not look like a roadrunner,” she whispered to the woman at the table beside her.
Victoria Lesser, who’d been diligently folding a pelican, shifted her attention to her friend’s work. “Sure, it does,” she whispered back. “It’s a roadrunner.”
“And I’m a groundhog.” Leah raised large, round glasses from the bridge of her nose in the hope that a myopic view would improve the image. It didn’t. She dropped the frames back into place.
“It’s a roadrunner,” Victoria repeated.
“You’re squinting....”
“It looks like a roadrunner.”
“It looks like a conglomeration of pointed paper prongs.”
Lifting the fragile item, Victoria turned it from side to side. She had to agree with Leah’s assessment, though she was far too tactful to say so. “Did you get the stretched bird base right?”
“I thought so.”
“And the book fold and the mountain fold?”
“As far as I know.”
“Then there must be some problem with the rabbit-ear fold.”
“I think the problem’s with me.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“This does not look like a roadrunner,” she whispered to the woman at the table beside her.
Victoria Lesser, who’d been diligently folding a pelican, shifted her attention to her friend’s work. “Sure, it does,” she whispered back. “It’s a roadrunner.”
“And I’m a groundhog.” Leah raised large, round glasses from the bridge of her nose in the hope that a myopic view would improve the image. It didn’t. She dropped the frames back into place.
“It’s a roadrunner,” Victoria repeated.
“You’re squinting....”
“It looks like a roadrunner.”
“It looks like a conglomeration of pointed paper prongs.”
Lifting the fragile item, Victoria turned it from side to side. She had to agree with Leah’s assessment, though she was far too tactful to say so. “Did you get the stretched bird base right?”
“I thought so.”
“And the book fold and the mountain fold?”
“As far as I know.”
“Then there must be some problem with the rabbit-ear fold.”
“I think the problem’s with me.”
What to read after Crossed Hearts (Matchmaker Trilogy)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Delinsky to read onlineMoreLess
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