The Blossom Sisters (2013)
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He cringed at the grinding gears, but, somehow, he was able to get the big yellow bus backed up. He shifted again, the sound as mind-bending as the first time, but the bus was in first gear, then second, and, finally, the behemoth was moving out of the parking lot onto the road. His in-drawn breath was an explosion of sound when he finally released it. The word performance was ringing in his ears the entire time.
Somehow or other, he made it to the first assisted-living facility on his list, and... there, right in front, was Elroy Hitchens with three other people, bags and boxes at their feet. Gus pulled to the curb and had a bad moment when he couldn’t open the hydraulic door. Cursing under his breath, he finally got it open. His passengers looked at him for permission to board. “Welcome aboard!” he said. His four passengers trooped aboard, introducing themselves as they climbed the steps into the big bus. All of them smiled at him, the men offering their gnarled old hands to be shaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cringed at the grinding gears, but, somehow, he was able to get the big yellow bus backed up. He shifted again, the sound as mind-bending as the first time, but the bus was in first gear, then second, and, finally, the behemoth was moving out of the parking lot onto the road. His in-drawn breath was an explosion of sound when he finally released it. The word performance was ringing in his ears the entire time.
Somehow or other, he made it to the first assisted-living facility on his list, and... there, right in front, was Elroy Hitchens with three other people, bags and boxes at their feet. Gus pulled to the curb and had a bad moment when he couldn’t open the hydraulic door. Cursing under his breath, he finally got it open. His passengers looked at him for permission to board. “Welcome aboard!” he said. His four passengers trooped aboard, introducing themselves as they climbed the steps into the big bus. All of them smiled at him, the men offering their gnarled old hands to be shaken.
What to read after The Blossom Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fern Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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