The Calendar Brides
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“Here, let me take that,” Richard said, extending a hand. She passed him her wedding gown and he smiled, dimples settling at either side of his mouth. He had short springy hair that was mostly brown, but in summertime held flecks of gold. Behind dark-rimmed glasses, his hazel eyes were a kaleidoscope of color. Some days they appeared light brown. On others, they looked blue. Today, Jane was convinced they were pale green. But perhaps they were just picking up the seaweed hue of his argyle sweate...r vest.
Richard held out his free hand to help her off the ladder. “So?” he asked, light eyes inquisitive. “Have you thought about what you’ll say?”
“About?”
“Us, Cookie.”
Jane’s cheeks warmed and she was glad none of her cousins were around to see. Or, hear the silly endearment, about which they would have teased her mercilessly. Of all the women in the D’Amato clan, Jane was the most no-nonsense. She was also, as her sister Susan claimed, as cool as a cucumber. She didn’t even break a sweat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Here, let me take that,” Richard said, extending a hand. She passed him her wedding gown and he smiled, dimples settling at either side of his mouth. He had short springy hair that was mostly brown, but in summertime held flecks of gold. Behind dark-rimmed glasses, his hazel eyes were a kaleidoscope of color. Some days they appeared light brown. On others, they looked blue. Today, Jane was convinced they were pale green. But perhaps they were just picking up the seaweed hue of his argyle sweate...r vest.
Richard held out his free hand to help her off the ladder. “So?” he asked, light eyes inquisitive. “Have you thought about what you’ll say?”
“About?”
“Us, Cookie.”
Jane’s cheeks warmed and she was glad none of her cousins were around to see. Or, hear the silly endearment, about which they would have teased her mercilessly. Of all the women in the D’Amato clan, Jane was the most no-nonsense. She was also, as her sister Susan claimed, as cool as a cucumber. She didn’t even break a sweat.
What to read after The Calendar Brides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ginny Baird to read onlineMoreLess
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