Keepsake (2009)
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She curled up on the bed. She was coming to visit.
Mrs. Tulane. Daisy. She’d called to tell Daddy what flight she’d be arriving on. And there wasn’t anything Kate could do to stop it because Daddy thought he knew everything and he never listened to her.
How could he be dating a woman as phony as Daisy Tulane? It was disgusting. He must be desperate. “I hate her,” Kate muttered.
Maybe she could figure out a way to get rid of her somehow.
And then she’d find somebody better for him.... Somebody younger. Somebody suitable. Somebody real. Somebody who would take his mind off the lady politician who was always smiling and cooing and pretending to be something she wasn’t.
Kate reached under her bed and pulled out Gran’s laptop computer. She turned it on and called up a file and started typing rapidly: “I’ve found the perfect woman for my father. Her name is April, and some people think she might have killed Gran, but I know she didn’t do it, even if Gran did abandon her when she was my age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She curled up on the bed. She was coming to visit.
Mrs. Tulane. Daisy. She’d called to tell Daddy what flight she’d be arriving on. And there wasn’t anything Kate could do to stop it because Daddy thought he knew everything and he never listened to her.
How could he be dating a woman as phony as Daisy Tulane? It was disgusting. He must be desperate. “I hate her,” Kate muttered.
Maybe she could figure out a way to get rid of her somehow.
And then she’d find somebody better for him.... Somebody younger. Somebody suitable. Somebody real. Somebody who would take his mind off the lady politician who was always smiling and cooing and pretending to be something she wasn’t.
Kate reached under her bed and pulled out Gran’s laptop computer. She turned it on and called up a file and started typing rapidly: “I’ve found the perfect woman for my father. Her name is April, and some people think she might have killed Gran, but I know she didn’t do it, even if Gran did abandon her when she was my age.
What to read after Keepsake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Barlow to read onlineMoreLess
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