Crossroads (2003)
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Mitch looked up at the older man and smiled. “You spoil me, Uncle Ray.”
“No such thing. Your visits give me a good excuse to visit the bakeshop in town. Course, their pies aren’t as good as Emma’s. But they’re sure a sight better’n mine.”
“I do miss Aunt Emma’s pies,” Mitch agreed.
“Me, too. And a whole lot more,” Uncle Ray said, his eyes softening briefly before he turned away to fiddle with the coffeemaker.
Mitch glanced at his uncle, still spare and straight at seventy-six. Only a pronounced ...limp, the result of a bad fracture from a severe fall over two years before, had slowed him down. Mitch knew the older man found the limp burdensome, though he never complained. And he still tried to put in a full day in the fields. Mitch had been trying to convince him to slow down, but as Uncle Ray always reminded him, farming was his life. He liked working the land.
Besides, Mitch reflected, the land had been the one constant in a life that had known its share of loss and grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mitch looked up at the older man and smiled. “You spoil me, Uncle Ray.”
“No such thing. Your visits give me a good excuse to visit the bakeshop in town. Course, their pies aren’t as good as Emma’s. But they’re sure a sight better’n mine.”
“I do miss Aunt Emma’s pies,” Mitch agreed.
“Me, too. And a whole lot more,” Uncle Ray said, his eyes softening briefly before he turned away to fiddle with the coffeemaker.
Mitch glanced at his uncle, still spare and straight at seventy-six. Only a pronounced ...limp, the result of a bad fracture from a severe fall over two years before, had slowed him down. Mitch knew the older man found the limp burdensome, though he never complained. And he still tried to put in a full day in the fields. Mitch had been trying to convince him to slow down, but as Uncle Ray always reminded him, farming was his life. He liked working the land.
Besides, Mitch reflected, the land had been the one constant in a life that had known its share of loss and grief.
What to read after Crossroads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irene Hannon to read onlineMoreLess
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