Savage
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her grandfather asked cheerfully.“How can you be so happy?” she asked. “This is . . .” She trailed off as his shy smile broadened.“I’ve never much minded being snowed in. It’s a beautiful time of the year. But I have to admit, this year it’s special. I’ve got someone other than myself to share it with.”He wasn’t joking. His eyes were twinkling. He was positively grinning. Part of her began to respond.Maybe it wouldn’t be so bad. And if it was only a couple of days then everything would be okay. ...“Yes to the board games and an even bigger yes to the cocoa,” she said, and was rewarded by an even bigger grin from Ed.Grandpa, she reminded herself.He trounced her in Monopoly in what had to be the fastest game in recorded history. When they switched to Scrabble she struggled to hold her own, and surprised even him with how inventive she got with some of her words. By the time they moved on to Trivial Pursuit they were evenly matched and she found that she was really starting to have fun.Doubts and fears about him, the storm, even herself, slowly began to fade away as they chatted and played.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
her grandfather asked cheerfully.“How can you be so happy?” she asked. “This is . . .” She trailed off as his shy smile broadened.“I’ve never much minded being snowed in. It’s a beautiful time of the year. But I have to admit, this year it’s special. I’ve got someone other than myself to share it with.”He wasn’t joking. His eyes were twinkling. He was positively grinning. Part of her began to respond.Maybe it wouldn’t be so bad. And if it was only a couple of days then everything would be okay. ...“Yes to the board games and an even bigger yes to the cocoa,” she said, and was rewarded by an even bigger grin from Ed.Grandpa, she reminded herself.He trounced her in Monopoly in what had to be the fastest game in recorded history. When they switched to Scrabble she struggled to hold her own, and surprised even him with how inventive she got with some of her words. By the time they moved on to Trivial Pursuit they were evenly matched and she found that she was really starting to have fun.Doubts and fears about him, the storm, even herself, slowly began to fade away as they chatted and played.
What to read after Savage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Holder to read onlineMoreLess
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