My Secret Guide to Paris
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I didn’t want her to ruin the trip for me.
Mom and Justin had brought me a baguette and a little fruit tart from a bakery they’d visited on their way back to the hotel after dinner. It seemed like she was trying to say she was sorry without actually saying the words. So I accepted the food, which was delicious, of course. By then, I was starving, and probably couldn’t have said no even if I’d wanted to.
Over breakfast, Mom told us that she’d been too busy shopping the day before, so she hadn’t m...ade it to the doll museum, and wondered if it would be all right if we started our day there. After we toured the museum, she said Justin and I could choose a place to go. So off to Le Musée de la Poupée we went.
I enjoyed myself more than I thought I would. The owners had done a fantastic job arranging the dolls in scenes that were fun to look at. Each exhibit included doll-sized furniture, accessories, and even toys to make the scenes realistic.
One of the scenes was an old schoolhouse, with dolls seated at little wooden desks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn’t want her to ruin the trip for me.
Mom and Justin had brought me a baguette and a little fruit tart from a bakery they’d visited on their way back to the hotel after dinner. It seemed like she was trying to say she was sorry without actually saying the words. So I accepted the food, which was delicious, of course. By then, I was starving, and probably couldn’t have said no even if I’d wanted to.
Over breakfast, Mom told us that she’d been too busy shopping the day before, so she hadn’t m...ade it to the doll museum, and wondered if it would be all right if we started our day there. After we toured the museum, she said Justin and I could choose a place to go. So off to Le Musée de la Poupée we went.
I enjoyed myself more than I thought I would. The owners had done a fantastic job arranging the dolls in scenes that were fun to look at. Each exhibit included doll-sized furniture, accessories, and even toys to make the scenes realistic.
One of the scenes was an old schoolhouse, with dolls seated at little wooden desks.
What to read after My Secret Guide to Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Schroeder to read onlineMoreLess
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