Embracing Emma (Companion to Brisé)
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She portrays a good front, but the news of her Nana scares her, and she doesn’t know how to deal. Their relationship is unique; her relationship with her parents is strong, great, a dream, but her Nana . . . Ems is like a clone of her. They are mirror images in their thoughts, beliefs, mannerisms, and it seems this has made Emma latch on to her tighter than ever. Instead of going to the dock, movies, or dates in general, she wants to spend that time with her Nana. Baking, cooking, learning every... ounce of knowledge she can while the time allows it. I get it, and they both make sure to include me, but she needs a break. Needs to leave the house and let go for a bit. But explaining and implementing that thought process to the little stubborn minx is another story. So I enlisted help. Lots of help.
I hear her grumbling as she walks into her mom’s dance studio in a tizzy because she was pulled from her ice cream pie making to run the important documents Phoebe had requested. For weeks, she hasn’t left that house except to go to school, and it’s driving Nana crazy, but she doesn’t want to hurt Ems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She portrays a good front, but the news of her Nana scares her, and she doesn’t know how to deal. Their relationship is unique; her relationship with her parents is strong, great, a dream, but her Nana . . . Ems is like a clone of her. They are mirror images in their thoughts, beliefs, mannerisms, and it seems this has made Emma latch on to her tighter than ever. Instead of going to the dock, movies, or dates in general, she wants to spend that time with her Nana. Baking, cooking, learning every... ounce of knowledge she can while the time allows it. I get it, and they both make sure to include me, but she needs a break. Needs to leave the house and let go for a bit. But explaining and implementing that thought process to the little stubborn minx is another story. So I enlisted help. Lots of help.
I hear her grumbling as she walks into her mom’s dance studio in a tizzy because she was pulled from her ice cream pie making to run the important documents Phoebe had requested. For weeks, she hasn’t left that house except to go to school, and it’s driving Nana crazy, but she doesn’t want to hurt Ems.
What to read after Embracing Emma (Companion to Brisé)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leigh Ann Lunsford to read onlineMoreLess
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