The Memory Jar
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Just when she was about to put the key in the lock, she noticed the door was slightly open and the lanterns inside had already been lit. She had been the first one there for the past two weeks, rising at three o’clock in the morning to be at the bakery by four o’clock so she could start baking. Each day seemed to be filled with more customers, and Sarah struggled to keep up. It was worth it, though, every time she saw the excitement on Jathan’s face.
She hurried to the kitchen, expecting to see ...Mrs. Schrock or Aunt Kay. Instead it was Jathan who was pulling items out of the pantry and lining them up on the counter.
“Did you know you can make yer own cracked wheat by coarsely grinding wheat berries?” Jathan asked as she entered.
“Good mornin’ to you too.” She laughed. “That makes sense, but I’ve never tried it before.” She pointed to a sack of wheat berries on the counter and what looked to be a grinder.
“Ja, but don’t tell anyone. I don’t want them to think any less of me as an Amish man.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just when she was about to put the key in the lock, she noticed the door was slightly open and the lanterns inside had already been lit. She had been the first one there for the past two weeks, rising at three o’clock in the morning to be at the bakery by four o’clock so she could start baking. Each day seemed to be filled with more customers, and Sarah struggled to keep up. It was worth it, though, every time she saw the excitement on Jathan’s face.
She hurried to the kitchen, expecting to see ...Mrs. Schrock or Aunt Kay. Instead it was Jathan who was pulling items out of the pantry and lining them up on the counter.
“Did you know you can make yer own cracked wheat by coarsely grinding wheat berries?” Jathan asked as she entered.
“Good mornin’ to you too.” She laughed. “That makes sense, but I’ve never tried it before.” She pointed to a sack of wheat berries on the counter and what looked to be a grinder.
“Ja, but don’t tell anyone. I don’t want them to think any less of me as an Amish man.”
What to read after The Memory Jar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tricia Goyer to read onlineMoreLess
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