Swimming Pool Sunday
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But already the sun was shining hotly, and the grass in the garden sprang warm and dry underfoot, and the breeze under Katie’s cotton dress felt friendly and caressing. Katie gave a little wriggle. She felt like doing some ballet jumps, or rolling down the slope of the lawn until she landed in a heap at the bottom. But instead she had to stand, still as a rock, with elastic round her legs stretched so tightly it was going to give her red marks. She bent down and shifted the elastic slightly.
‘Ka...tie!’ Amelia, who had been about to jump, stopped, and regarded her crossly. ‘You mustn’t move!’ ‘It hurts! It’s too tight!’ Katie bent her head round until she could catch a glimpse of the backs of her calves. She spotted a small pink line. ‘Look! It’s making marks on my skin!’ ‘Well, stand nearer the chair, then. But keep the elastic tight.’ Katie gave a melodramatic sigh and shuffled nearer the chair.
They were playing with a chair because you needed three people for French skipping, and there were only two of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But already the sun was shining hotly, and the grass in the garden sprang warm and dry underfoot, and the breeze under Katie’s cotton dress felt friendly and caressing. Katie gave a little wriggle. She felt like doing some ballet jumps, or rolling down the slope of the lawn until she landed in a heap at the bottom. But instead she had to stand, still as a rock, with elastic round her legs stretched so tightly it was going to give her red marks. She bent down and shifted the elastic slightly.
‘Ka...tie!’ Amelia, who had been about to jump, stopped, and regarded her crossly. ‘You mustn’t move!’ ‘It hurts! It’s too tight!’ Katie bent her head round until she could catch a glimpse of the backs of her calves. She spotted a small pink line. ‘Look! It’s making marks on my skin!’ ‘Well, stand nearer the chair, then. But keep the elastic tight.’ Katie gave a melodramatic sigh and shuffled nearer the chair.
They were playing with a chair because you needed three people for French skipping, and there were only two of them.
What to read after Swimming Pool Sunday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Kinsella to read onlineMoreLess
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