The Christmas Wish
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Santa was here!” Charlotte yanked his arm.
Tyler opened one eye to look at the clock. Five thirty-two a.m. About the time he’d thought that Charlotte and her cousins would drag the sleeping adults out of bed. He dragged himself down the stairs with his robe wrapped around him and smelled the scent of fresh coffee brewing.
Dad rounded the corner. “Your mother is brilliant. She set the coffeepot timer for five a.m. Go get a cup. I’ll hold them off on ripping through the wrapping paper until you ge...t back.”
Mom and Katherine and Chuck were all in the kitchen, each looking bleary eyed.
“Payback is rough, isn’t it, kids?” Mom poured coffee into three cups. “When you boys were little, the only way we could get you to wait until after five a.m. on Christmas morning was to tell you that if you came down before five all the gifts from Santa would disappear. Poof. Christmas magic.”
“I think that worked on all of us but Kent. I remember finding him asleep on the stairs one year and carrying him back to bed.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Santa was here!” Charlotte yanked his arm.
Tyler opened one eye to look at the clock. Five thirty-two a.m. About the time he’d thought that Charlotte and her cousins would drag the sleeping adults out of bed. He dragged himself down the stairs with his robe wrapped around him and smelled the scent of fresh coffee brewing.
Dad rounded the corner. “Your mother is brilliant. She set the coffeepot timer for five a.m. Go get a cup. I’ll hold them off on ripping through the wrapping paper until you ge...t back.”
Mom and Katherine and Chuck were all in the kitchen, each looking bleary eyed.
“Payback is rough, isn’t it, kids?” Mom poured coffee into three cups. “When you boys were little, the only way we could get you to wait until after five a.m. on Christmas morning was to tell you that if you came down before five all the gifts from Santa would disappear. Poof. Christmas magic.”
“I think that worked on all of us but Kent. I remember finding him asleep on the stairs one year and carrying him back to bed.”
What to read after The Christmas Wish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Marr to read onlineMoreLess
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