East End Jubilee
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‘We wondered where you was, Mum.’ Rose beamed her girls a smile. She didn’t want them to see she was unhappy. ‘I just came in for a cup of tea.’ ‘The kettle ain’t on.’ ‘No, I was just going to fill it.’ She lifted the kettle and took it to the sink. ‘Did you have a good time at the party?’ ‘Yes. But everyone’s getting drunk now.’ Rose laughed. ‘That’s what parties are for.’ ‘We saw Auntie Anita. She said she’ll be in soon.’ ‘She must have got back early.’ Rose sat down on the chair. ‘Marlene, ar...e you all right?’ ‘No. I feel sick.’ ‘No wonder,’ Donnie said, frowning at her sister. ‘I told you you’d get a tummy ache if you kept on stuffing yourself.’ ‘Come and sit on me lap.’ Marlene crawled into Rose’s lap.
‘She ain’t gonna be sick is she?’ ‘No, she’s just tired.’ Rose stroked Marlene’s dirty forehead. ‘Now Donnie, set the cups and saucers on the table. There’s a tin of condensed milk in the larder.’ Rose glanced at the wall clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘We wondered where you was, Mum.’ Rose beamed her girls a smile. She didn’t want them to see she was unhappy. ‘I just came in for a cup of tea.’ ‘The kettle ain’t on.’ ‘No, I was just going to fill it.’ She lifted the kettle and took it to the sink. ‘Did you have a good time at the party?’ ‘Yes. But everyone’s getting drunk now.’ Rose laughed. ‘That’s what parties are for.’ ‘We saw Auntie Anita. She said she’ll be in soon.’ ‘She must have got back early.’ Rose sat down on the chair. ‘Marlene, ar...e you all right?’ ‘No. I feel sick.’ ‘No wonder,’ Donnie said, frowning at her sister. ‘I told you you’d get a tummy ache if you kept on stuffing yourself.’ ‘Come and sit on me lap.’ Marlene crawled into Rose’s lap.
‘She ain’t gonna be sick is she?’ ‘No, she’s just tired.’ Rose stroked Marlene’s dirty forehead. ‘Now Donnie, set the cups and saucers on the table. There’s a tin of condensed milk in the larder.’ Rose glanced at the wall clock.
What to read after East End Jubilee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Rivers to read onlineMoreLess
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