Sister's Choice
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The quilters had quietly rallied around Jamie and Kendra, and they were making a play quilt for the babies, as if this was the most normal pregnancy in the world. Not a negative word had been said, and that immediately endeared the group to Grace, who despite her advanced age would have taken on anyone who engaged in even the slightest sniping at her young friend. As it was, Jamie had enough on her plate.
Of course, Grace herself hadn’t received exactly the same reception. Although most of t...he group had welcomed her warmly, Helen Henry—as expected—had not. The barbs still flew thick and fast, and although at first Grace found them somewhat humorous, now she was growing annoyed. In her opinion, backbiting was the biggest thing wrong with small towns and country life, the very thing she had hoped to escape when she was young, single and ready to see the world.
Before Ben.
Of course, all that had changed, and although she wouldn’t trade a day of her life for anybody else’s, she still wished that memories in Shenandoah County weren’t so long, and that forgiveness, at least in some quarters, was more the norm than the exception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The quilters had quietly rallied around Jamie and Kendra, and they were making a play quilt for the babies, as if this was the most normal pregnancy in the world. Not a negative word had been said, and that immediately endeared the group to Grace, who despite her advanced age would have taken on anyone who engaged in even the slightest sniping at her young friend. As it was, Jamie had enough on her plate.
Of course, Grace herself hadn’t received exactly the same reception. Although most of t...he group had welcomed her warmly, Helen Henry—as expected—had not. The barbs still flew thick and fast, and although at first Grace found them somewhat humorous, now she was growing annoyed. In her opinion, backbiting was the biggest thing wrong with small towns and country life, the very thing she had hoped to escape when she was young, single and ready to see the world.
Before Ben.
Of course, all that had changed, and although she wouldn’t trade a day of her life for anybody else’s, she still wished that memories in Shenandoah County weren’t so long, and that forgiveness, at least in some quarters, was more the norm than the exception.
What to read after Sister's Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emilie Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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