Nantucket (2015)
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He looked up. “Morning.”
“Mornin’,” she replied sleepily.
“Coffee?”
“Mmm.”
“How’d you sleep?”
“Good,” she said, pulling her robe around her thin frame and settling into one of the kitchen chairs. Tuck got up off the old gray mat in front of the door and moseyed over to say hello. “Hello, honey,” she said softly, gazing into his eyes and making his whole hind end wiggle. “You should be a therapy dog, you know that?” she added, and Tuck’s tail swished in agreement.
“He would be a good therapy dog,...” Liam said. “He can always tell when someone’s feeling blue or under the weather.” He set two steaming cups of black coffee on the table. “Cream and sugar?”
“No, thanks.”
Liam sat down across from her and smiled. “I always knew you were my kind of girl.”
Cadie cradled the cup in her hands, peered at him over the rim, and saw sadness in his eyes. “Levi told you, didn’t he?”
Liam nodded.
“I thought he would.”
“He’s taking it pretty hard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked up. “Morning.”
“Mornin’,” she replied sleepily.
“Coffee?”
“Mmm.”
“How’d you sleep?”
“Good,” she said, pulling her robe around her thin frame and settling into one of the kitchen chairs. Tuck got up off the old gray mat in front of the door and moseyed over to say hello. “Hello, honey,” she said softly, gazing into his eyes and making his whole hind end wiggle. “You should be a therapy dog, you know that?” she added, and Tuck’s tail swished in agreement.
“He would be a good therapy dog,...” Liam said. “He can always tell when someone’s feeling blue or under the weather.” He set two steaming cups of black coffee on the table. “Cream and sugar?”
“No, thanks.”
Liam sat down across from her and smiled. “I always knew you were my kind of girl.”
Cadie cradled the cup in her hands, peered at him over the rim, and saw sadness in his eyes. “Levi told you, didn’t he?”
Liam nodded.
“I thought he would.”
“He’s taking it pretty hard.
What to read after Nantucket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nan Rossiter to read onlineMoreLess
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