That Wintry Feeling (Debbie Macomber Classics)
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The other four children in the basic skills class were busy carefully lettering the sentence Cathy had written on the blackboard. Their small hands tightly clenched their pencils. Timmy Brookes’s tongue worked at the side of his mouth as furiously as his fingers worked the lead.
Cathy read over the short paragraph and stepped to Angela’s desk. “Is there something wrong?” she whispered, squatting down to watch Angela’s expression.
Immediately the small child lowered her eyes, hiding her gaze. Cat...hy noted the red color that flowered on Angela’s cheeks.
“No, Miss Thompson.”
“Are you sure?” Cathy asked, and placed a reassuring hand across the child’s back.
Angela quickly denied the question with an ardent shake of her head, the long pigtails dancing with the action.
Cathy gave her back a gentle pat before standing. Angela was so shy and withdrawn that it was seldom she said anything more than was required. According to the latest report given her, Cathy knew that Grady’s daughter was now being tutored three nights a week after school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other four children in the basic skills class were busy carefully lettering the sentence Cathy had written on the blackboard. Their small hands tightly clenched their pencils. Timmy Brookes’s tongue worked at the side of his mouth as furiously as his fingers worked the lead.
Cathy read over the short paragraph and stepped to Angela’s desk. “Is there something wrong?” she whispered, squatting down to watch Angela’s expression.
Immediately the small child lowered her eyes, hiding her gaze. Cat...hy noted the red color that flowered on Angela’s cheeks.
“No, Miss Thompson.”
“Are you sure?” Cathy asked, and placed a reassuring hand across the child’s back.
Angela quickly denied the question with an ardent shake of her head, the long pigtails dancing with the action.
Cathy gave her back a gentle pat before standing. Angela was so shy and withdrawn that it was seldom she said anything more than was required. According to the latest report given her, Cathy knew that Grady’s daughter was now being tutored three nights a week after school.
What to read after That Wintry Feeling (Debbie Macomber Classics)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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