Doubled Up (Imogene Museum Mystery #2)
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I hunched over the keyboard, typing descriptions for a collection of animal wind-up toys from the 1920s. They were well-built and still sturdy enough to survive what they were originally intended for — to be played with by children. Maybe Mac could build a wooden race course for a hands-on display both kids and dads would enjoy.
My desk phone rang, and I felt for the receiver without looking and pulled it to my ear.
“Meredith?” Earl whispered.
I cringed. “Yes?”
“I was just thinking — I mean, is ...everything alright with my shipment? What size U-Haul do you think I should rent? I’ve been trying to estimate how big the crates are.”
I dove toward the second question, hoping he would forget about the first. “The smallest truck should be fine.”
“Not a trailer? We have a van with a hitch, so I could tow a small cargo trailer.”
“Do you know the total weight and cubic dimensions of your shipment?” I held my breath and reached for Terry’s paperwork. Why hadn’t I thought to check that myself?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hunched over the keyboard, typing descriptions for a collection of animal wind-up toys from the 1920s. They were well-built and still sturdy enough to survive what they were originally intended for — to be played with by children. Maybe Mac could build a wooden race course for a hands-on display both kids and dads would enjoy.
My desk phone rang, and I felt for the receiver without looking and pulled it to my ear.
“Meredith?” Earl whispered.
I cringed. “Yes?”
“I was just thinking — I mean, is ...everything alright with my shipment? What size U-Haul do you think I should rent? I’ve been trying to estimate how big the crates are.”
I dove toward the second question, hoping he would forget about the first. “The smallest truck should be fine.”
“Not a trailer? We have a van with a hitch, so I could tow a small cargo trailer.”
“Do you know the total weight and cubic dimensions of your shipment?” I held my breath and reached for Terry’s paperwork. Why hadn’t I thought to check that myself?
What to read after Doubled Up (Imogene Museum Mystery #2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerusha Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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