Jam And Roses
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She had been waging a campaign to choose her name, ever since the baby’s birth two weeks earlier on a misty December morning in 1925. ‘It’s a disgrace. The poor child still hasn’t got a name!’ ‘Mum, we’ve got plenty of time to register her,’ Milly said. ‘Anyway, I want something a bit different. There’s already too many Marys in Dockhead!’ Her mother looked shocked. ‘If it’s good enough for Our Lady, it’s good enough for her! And she was born at Christmas time, what else can you call her? I hope... you’re not going for any of Bertie’s proddywack names.’ Milly laughed. ‘Don’t worry about that. I’ve already told him she’s not being named after any of his Welsh relations, so she won’t be a Blodwen if that’s what you mean!’ At that moment Bertie came in with Jimmy; they had been in the Storks Road garden.
‘Eggsies!’ Jimmy announced. ‘Eggsies!’ ‘Yes, you clever boy, you’ve been collecting eggs!’ Milly said, holding out her arms to hug him as he ran towards her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had been waging a campaign to choose her name, ever since the baby’s birth two weeks earlier on a misty December morning in 1925. ‘It’s a disgrace. The poor child still hasn’t got a name!’ ‘Mum, we’ve got plenty of time to register her,’ Milly said. ‘Anyway, I want something a bit different. There’s already too many Marys in Dockhead!’ Her mother looked shocked. ‘If it’s good enough for Our Lady, it’s good enough for her! And she was born at Christmas time, what else can you call her? I hope... you’re not going for any of Bertie’s proddywack names.’ Milly laughed. ‘Don’t worry about that. I’ve already told him she’s not being named after any of his Welsh relations, so she won’t be a Blodwen if that’s what you mean!’ At that moment Bertie came in with Jimmy; they had been in the Storks Road garden.
‘Eggsies!’ Jimmy announced. ‘Eggsies!’ ‘Yes, you clever boy, you’ve been collecting eggs!’ Milly said, holding out her arms to hug him as he ran towards her.
What to read after Jam And Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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