The Forget-Me-Not Summer (2015)
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Making Waves On the afternoon of the dance, after a morning of rehearsal and a lunch of tuna sandwiches (which Lily loved because Aunt Sunny didn’t use too much mustard or too much mayonnaise), Aunt Sunny was about to send the girls to the general store. She was making her famous brownies for the dance that night, and she was out of a few essential ingredients. She was just jotting down a list of items for them to pick up when Tony appeared in the doorway, with a nervous smile on his face and a ...National Geographic magazine curled in his hands.
“Well, if it isn’t the four prettiest girls in Pruet,” he said. Aunt Sunny looked up from her list and smiled. Zinnie looked around. It took her a minute to figure out that he was counting Aunt Sunny as a girl, even though she was sixty years old.
“Hello, Tony,” Aunt Sunny said. “What a nice surprise.”
“I just stopped by to return this article you loaned me about tsunamis,” he said, and placed the National Geographic on the little table in the entryway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Making Waves On the afternoon of the dance, after a morning of rehearsal and a lunch of tuna sandwiches (which Lily loved because Aunt Sunny didn’t use too much mustard or too much mayonnaise), Aunt Sunny was about to send the girls to the general store. She was making her famous brownies for the dance that night, and she was out of a few essential ingredients. She was just jotting down a list of items for them to pick up when Tony appeared in the doorway, with a nervous smile on his face and a ...National Geographic magazine curled in his hands.
“Well, if it isn’t the four prettiest girls in Pruet,” he said. Aunt Sunny looked up from her list and smiled. Zinnie looked around. It took her a minute to figure out that he was counting Aunt Sunny as a girl, even though she was sixty years old.
“Hello, Tony,” Aunt Sunny said. “What a nice surprise.”
“I just stopped by to return this article you loaned me about tsunamis,” he said, and placed the National Geographic on the little table in the entryway.
What to read after The Forget-Me-Not Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leila Howland to read onlineMoreLess
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