River's End
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She wasn’t sleepy. But Olivia tried, because Aunt Jamie had asked her to, and lay in the bed that wasn’t hers.
It was a pretty room with little violets climbing up the walls and white curtains with tiny white dots on them that made everything soft and filmy when you looked through them. She always slept in this room when she came to visit.
But it wasn’t home.
She’d told Grandma she wanted to go home, that she could come, too. They could have a tea party in the garden until Mama got home.
But Gra...ndma’s eyes had gotten bright and wet, and she’d hugged Olivia so hard it almost hurt.
So she hadn’t said anything more about going home.
When she heard the murmur of voices down the hall, behind the door of the room where her grandparents were staying, Olivia climbed out of bed and tiptoed from the room. Aunt Jamie had said, when Olivia asked, that Grandma and Grandpop were taking naps, too. But if they were awake, maybe they could go out and play. Grandma and Grandpop liked to be outside best of all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wasn’t sleepy. But Olivia tried, because Aunt Jamie had asked her to, and lay in the bed that wasn’t hers.
It was a pretty room with little violets climbing up the walls and white curtains with tiny white dots on them that made everything soft and filmy when you looked through them. She always slept in this room when she came to visit.
But it wasn’t home.
She’d told Grandma she wanted to go home, that she could come, too. They could have a tea party in the garden until Mama got home.
But Gra...ndma’s eyes had gotten bright and wet, and she’d hugged Olivia so hard it almost hurt.
So she hadn’t said anything more about going home.
When she heard the murmur of voices down the hall, behind the door of the room where her grandparents were staying, Olivia climbed out of bed and tiptoed from the room. Aunt Jamie had said, when Olivia asked, that Grandma and Grandpop were taking naps, too. But if they were awake, maybe they could go out and play. Grandma and Grandpop liked to be outside best of all.
What to read after River's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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