Summer's End (2015)
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Caroline watched uneasily as Mrs Hazel kneeled on the sheepskin rug beside Isabel, who was pirouetting before the full-length mirror in the fitting room – a grand name for the curtained-off section of the dressmaker’s cottage work-room. Her pinbox at her side, Mrs Hazel was ready for business but so, unfortunately, was Isabel. Caroline knew that half-smile, which to the outsider meant that Isabel was her usual charming self, and to her family was a warning that Isabel was about to dig in her hee...ls. Now Caroline realised why her mother had insisted on her accompanying them. Elizabeth liked to have reserve troops at her disposal. Isabel had been moody since last week’s ball, which Elizabeth had interpreted, probably correctly, as a sign that her daughter was already regretting her choice of the Rectory for the wedding breakfast.
‘Lured by the violet-powdered wigs,’ Caroline had joked, but if they were going to have to endure Isabel’s moods until August, it was no joking matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caroline watched uneasily as Mrs Hazel kneeled on the sheepskin rug beside Isabel, who was pirouetting before the full-length mirror in the fitting room – a grand name for the curtained-off section of the dressmaker’s cottage work-room. Her pinbox at her side, Mrs Hazel was ready for business but so, unfortunately, was Isabel. Caroline knew that half-smile, which to the outsider meant that Isabel was her usual charming self, and to her family was a warning that Isabel was about to dig in her hee...ls. Now Caroline realised why her mother had insisted on her accompanying them. Elizabeth liked to have reserve troops at her disposal. Isabel had been moody since last week’s ball, which Elizabeth had interpreted, probably correctly, as a sign that her daughter was already regretting her choice of the Rectory for the wedding breakfast.
‘Lured by the violet-powdered wigs,’ Caroline had joked, but if they were going to have to endure Isabel’s moods until August, it was no joking matter.
What to read after Summer's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myers, Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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