Strangers in the Lane (2012)
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It was time to set the plan in action. Mom usually took Phillip to story-time at the library on Saturday, but today she and Tina would take him. They needed to spot that foreign accent.
She sat on her window bench and braided her long hair. Fresh snow twinkled and blinked in the sun. She looked for any activity at the house across Willow Lane. But there was no sign of the new boy or even the silly sheepdog.
In the next room, Phillip jabbered at his teddy bear. “See, Teddy. Here’s a cookie. Mmmm.... All gone. None for you.”
Jessie tied a red ribbon at the end of her braid. A year ago he couldn’t do anything, she thought. Now he was a real person. He was finally becoming interesting. She peeked into his room. “Want to go to story-time at the library, Phillip?”
“NO!” Phillip turned his back on her and patted Teddy.
“Come on, Phillip,” Jessie begged. “I’ll pull you on your sled!”
He stood up. “Okay.”
“Mom!” she called. “Is it okay if I take Phillip to story-time today?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was time to set the plan in action. Mom usually took Phillip to story-time at the library on Saturday, but today she and Tina would take him. They needed to spot that foreign accent.
She sat on her window bench and braided her long hair. Fresh snow twinkled and blinked in the sun. She looked for any activity at the house across Willow Lane. But there was no sign of the new boy or even the silly sheepdog.
In the next room, Phillip jabbered at his teddy bear. “See, Teddy. Here’s a cookie. Mmmm.... All gone. None for you.”
Jessie tied a red ribbon at the end of her braid. A year ago he couldn’t do anything, she thought. Now he was a real person. He was finally becoming interesting. She peeked into his room. “Want to go to story-time at the library, Phillip?”
“NO!” Phillip turned his back on her and patted Teddy.
“Come on, Phillip,” Jessie begged. “I’ll pull you on your sled!”
He stood up. “Okay.”
“Mom!” she called. “Is it okay if I take Phillip to story-time today?”
What to read after Strangers in the Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Rose Richter to read onlineMoreLess
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