One Touch of Moondust (1989)
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What on earth was she going to tell her parents about this move? Gabrielle thought with a dawning sense of horror as she listened to her mother cheerfully rattling on about the tea party she’d attended the previous afternoon in one of the gracious old houses overlooking Charleston Harbor.
“I do so love that part of town. I don’t know why your father won’t consider moving. I suppose it’s because this old house has been in his family for generations. I’m all for preserving family history, but is i...t necessary to live in it? Oh, well, if he won’t, he won’t. Did I mention that Townsend was there?”
When Gabrielle didn’t respond, her mother prodded, “Gabrielle, dear, are you there?”
“What?”
“Is something wrong, dear?”
“No, of course not, Mother.” She injected a note of cheery bravado into her voice. “Everything’s just fine. What were you saying about Mrs. Lane’s tea party?”
“I was telling you that Townsend stopped in. He asked how you were,” she said pointedly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What on earth was she going to tell her parents about this move? Gabrielle thought with a dawning sense of horror as she listened to her mother cheerfully rattling on about the tea party she’d attended the previous afternoon in one of the gracious old houses overlooking Charleston Harbor.
“I do so love that part of town. I don’t know why your father won’t consider moving. I suppose it’s because this old house has been in his family for generations. I’m all for preserving family history, but is i...t necessary to live in it? Oh, well, if he won’t, he won’t. Did I mention that Townsend was there?”
When Gabrielle didn’t respond, her mother prodded, “Gabrielle, dear, are you there?”
“What?”
“Is something wrong, dear?”
“No, of course not, Mother.” She injected a note of cheery bravado into her voice. “Everything’s just fine. What were you saying about Mrs. Lane’s tea party?”
“I was telling you that Townsend stopped in. He asked how you were,” she said pointedly.
What to read after One Touch of Moondust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherryl Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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