Desert Dancer (2003)
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Aunt Sue said.
Sam realized she was standing, holding her hair back from her temples with both hands. “I don’t know exactly why sleet is so bad,” she said. “I just remember everyone rushing around doing things when there was a cold snap like this.”
“What kinds of things?” Aunt Sue didn’t sound patient anymore.
“Running water to keep the pipes from freezing and going out to check on the range cattle….”
Sam wracked her brain, but she couldn’t come up with much else. “They must have just sent me of...f to watch television, to keep me out of the way, because I really can’t remember.”
Aunt Sue rubbed her index finger between Sam’s eyebrows. Then she smiled. “No need to frown, honey. We can ask Dallas, can’t we? Wyatt said he was the ranch boss.”
“Yes. He’ll know what to do,” Sam said, then sighed with relief. “He might already be doing it. I’ll run over there.”
As foreman, Dallas made ranch decisions along with Dad and Gram. He’d tell her how she could help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aunt Sue said.
Sam realized she was standing, holding her hair back from her temples with both hands. “I don’t know exactly why sleet is so bad,” she said. “I just remember everyone rushing around doing things when there was a cold snap like this.”
“What kinds of things?” Aunt Sue didn’t sound patient anymore.
“Running water to keep the pipes from freezing and going out to check on the range cattle….”
Sam wracked her brain, but she couldn’t come up with much else. “They must have just sent me of...f to watch television, to keep me out of the way, because I really can’t remember.”
Aunt Sue rubbed her index finger between Sam’s eyebrows. Then she smiled. “No need to frown, honey. We can ask Dallas, can’t we? Wyatt said he was the ranch boss.”
“Yes. He’ll know what to do,” Sam said, then sighed with relief. “He might already be doing it. I’ll run over there.”
As foreman, Dallas made ranch decisions along with Dad and Gram. He’d tell her how she could help.
What to read after Desert Dancer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terri Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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