The Christmas Bus (2010)
The Christmas Bus
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Lauren and Michael Thomas, a pleasant thirtysomething couple from Seattle, had arrived just past noon and were settled nicely into the Cool Water Room. And Leslie, the young and recently divorced mother, and her adorable daughter, Megan, had shown up in time for tea.
“Ooh,” said Megan with wide eyes when she gazed up at the twelve-foot tree. “Look how big it is, Mommy!”
“This is beautiful,” said Leslie as she looked at the various Christmas decorations and admired the setup for afternoon tea. “M...uch nicer than I expected.”
Edith had to admit to herself that it was a great relief to have some guests who truly seemed to appreciate the inn’s humble offerings. Perhaps the week wouldn’t be so bad after all.
“Would you like to get situated in your room?” suggested Edith. “Then come back down for tea.”
“That sounds great,” said Leslie as she removed her thick down coat and hung it over her arm. “You know, the forecast said there was no chance of snow, but it’s getting so cold outside that I’m not so sure now.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lauren and Michael Thomas, a pleasant thirtysomething couple from Seattle, had arrived just past noon and were settled nicely into the Cool Water Room. And Leslie, the young and recently divorced mother, and her adorable daughter, Megan, had shown up in time for tea.
“Ooh,” said Megan with wide eyes when she gazed up at the twelve-foot tree. “Look how big it is, Mommy!”
“This is beautiful,” said Leslie as she looked at the various Christmas decorations and admired the setup for afternoon tea. “M...uch nicer than I expected.”
Edith had to admit to herself that it was a great relief to have some guests who truly seemed to appreciate the inn’s humble offerings. Perhaps the week wouldn’t be so bad after all.
“Would you like to get situated in your room?” suggested Edith. “Then come back down for tea.”
“That sounds great,” said Leslie as she removed her thick down coat and hung it over her arm. “You know, the forecast said there was no chance of snow, but it’s getting so cold outside that I’m not so sure now.”
What to read after The Christmas Bus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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