The Crossroad
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Susanna Zook asked her younger sister, Leah, as the two women darned socks in Leah’s warm kitchen.
“Ach, ya know better’n to bring up such a thing,” said Leah, flashing her brown eyes.
“Well, why not? A body only turns sixty once.”
“And fifty-nine once, too!” Leah, on the round side of plump, stood up and laughed over her shoulder as she prepared to pour another cup of hot black coffee.
Susanna shook her head. “Oh, go on. You can’t mean it.”
“I’m sayin’ what I mean, Susie. You just listen to me ...’bout this birthday nonsense.” Leah placed two steaming mugs on the table. “Seems to me a person oughta have a say in how she celebrates—or doesn’t.”
“S’pose we oughta do something extra special for a stubborn sort like you,” Susanna shot back.
“Mark my words, if there turns out to be a party or some such thing, I’ll know who’s to blame.” She wagged her finger in Susanna’s face.
“Himmel, then, if ya really and truly don’t want nothin’.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susanna Zook asked her younger sister, Leah, as the two women darned socks in Leah’s warm kitchen.
“Ach, ya know better’n to bring up such a thing,” said Leah, flashing her brown eyes.
“Well, why not? A body only turns sixty once.”
“And fifty-nine once, too!” Leah, on the round side of plump, stood up and laughed over her shoulder as she prepared to pour another cup of hot black coffee.
Susanna shook her head. “Oh, go on. You can’t mean it.”
“I’m sayin’ what I mean, Susie. You just listen to me ...’bout this birthday nonsense.” Leah placed two steaming mugs on the table. “Seems to me a person oughta have a say in how she celebrates—or doesn’t.”
“S’pose we oughta do something extra special for a stubborn sort like you,” Susanna shot back.
“Mark my words, if there turns out to be a party or some such thing, I’ll know who’s to blame.” She wagged her finger in Susanna’s face.
“Himmel, then, if ya really and truly don’t want nothin’.”
What to read after The Crossroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverly Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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