Hometown Hearts (2011)
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They didn’t go away. Hurrying down the sidewalk didn’t do it. Forcing her mind from all thoughts of Adam didn’t do it. Walking into the jewelry store facing her father didn’t do it. Frustrated, she listened to the shop’s door whoosh shut behind her, felt the welcome rush of cool air wash over her and managed what she hoped was a smile for the little clan of Grangers staring at her, minus Addy. “Glad to see you made it, missy.” His wide shoulders looked taut enough to use as a crowbar. Poor Dad. ...“I wouldn’t have missed this for the world.” She wished she could do something to ease his stress. “I was majorly psyched when the address you texted us was a jewelry store.” Autumn practically hopped in place. “I can only think of one reason why we would all be here.” “Me, too,” Sierra agreed. “Me, three,” Rori piped in. “Now, no speculating,” Dad commanded in his gentle, booming manner. “We’ll wait for Addy. And here she comes.” The littlest Granger girl waltzed into sight, strawberry-blond head bent over her phone screen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They didn’t go away. Hurrying down the sidewalk didn’t do it. Forcing her mind from all thoughts of Adam didn’t do it. Walking into the jewelry store facing her father didn’t do it. Frustrated, she listened to the shop’s door whoosh shut behind her, felt the welcome rush of cool air wash over her and managed what she hoped was a smile for the little clan of Grangers staring at her, minus Addy. “Glad to see you made it, missy.” His wide shoulders looked taut enough to use as a crowbar. Poor Dad. ...“I wouldn’t have missed this for the world.” She wished she could do something to ease his stress. “I was majorly psyched when the address you texted us was a jewelry store.” Autumn practically hopped in place. “I can only think of one reason why we would all be here.” “Me, too,” Sierra agreed. “Me, three,” Rori piped in. “Now, no speculating,” Dad commanded in his gentle, booming manner. “We’ll wait for Addy. And here she comes.” The littlest Granger girl waltzed into sight, strawberry-blond head bent over her phone screen.
What to read after Hometown Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jillian Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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