Mountain Laurel
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"Don't you think so?""Yep, just great. But it'd be even better if you'd let me get ready," Laurel quipped.Ginny sat down on the edge of the tub.Having free reign of the mirror once again, Laurel finished coating her eyelashes, then quickly ran the brush through her softly curling hair."Do you think you're dressed up enough?" Ginny eyed her sister up and down. "I mean, this is a date." Laurel set the brush on the countertop. She looked down at the warm wool sweater she wore and smoothed her palms... on the thighs of her soft corduroys."Ginny, in case you haven't noticed, it's cold outside. And we're going to a parade." Glancing at Ginny's thin black stretch pants, Laurel remarked, "You may be the epitome of fashion, but you're going to freeze your little buns off.""Eric'll keep me warm."Laurel's lips twisted dubiously and she shook her head.The knock at the door made both girls' heads turn."You get it," Ginny whispered excitedly, hopping up and running to the mirror. "I want to make a grand entrance."Laurel laughed to herself at Ginny's ebullience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Don't you think so?""Yep, just great. But it'd be even better if you'd let me get ready," Laurel quipped.Ginny sat down on the edge of the tub.Having free reign of the mirror once again, Laurel finished coating her eyelashes, then quickly ran the brush through her softly curling hair."Do you think you're dressed up enough?" Ginny eyed her sister up and down. "I mean, this is a date." Laurel set the brush on the countertop. She looked down at the warm wool sweater she wore and smoothed her palms... on the thighs of her soft corduroys."Ginny, in case you haven't noticed, it's cold outside. And we're going to a parade." Glancing at Ginny's thin black stretch pants, Laurel remarked, "You may be the epitome of fashion, but you're going to freeze your little buns off.""Eric'll keep me warm."Laurel's lips twisted dubiously and she shook her head.The knock at the door made both girls' heads turn."You get it," Ginny whispered excitedly, hopping up and running to the mirror. "I want to make a grand entrance."Laurel laughed to herself at Ginny's ebullience.
What to read after Mountain Laurel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donna Clayton to read onlineMoreLess
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