Tabitha: Bride of Missouri (American Mail-Order Bride 24)
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sign in the window of the post office and locked the door. Things had gone almost entirely as she’d expected they would—old customers coming in to say hello, only a few new ones, most everyone cheerful and happy, and a few, a bit snide. That was symbolic of her entire experience with Atwater. Somewhat tolerated, but never feeling as though she truly belonged.
One thing had been very different, though—different in the nicest possible way. She smiled as she thought about Thomas Scott’s green e...yes and easy laugh. He wouldn’t be the man Mrs. Smith had suggested she find, but he would be a good friend, and that’s what she needed more than anything anyway.
She stepped into the kitchen and noticed the steam rising into the air from the water boiling on the stove. The warm humidity in the air felt good—with fall upon them, the breeze was turning nippy, and her fingers had grown cold in the post office. Clara turned from the stove and noted her standing there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sign in the window of the post office and locked the door. Things had gone almost entirely as she’d expected they would—old customers coming in to say hello, only a few new ones, most everyone cheerful and happy, and a few, a bit snide. That was symbolic of her entire experience with Atwater. Somewhat tolerated, but never feeling as though she truly belonged.
One thing had been very different, though—different in the nicest possible way. She smiled as she thought about Thomas Scott’s green e...yes and easy laugh. He wouldn’t be the man Mrs. Smith had suggested she find, but he would be a good friend, and that’s what she needed more than anything anyway.
She stepped into the kitchen and noticed the steam rising into the air from the water boiling on the stove. The warm humidity in the air felt good—with fall upon them, the breeze was turning nippy, and her fingers had grown cold in the post office. Clara turned from the stove and noted her standing there.
What to read after Tabitha: Bride of Missouri (American Mail-Order Bride 24)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia C. Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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