The Quilter's Daughter
The Quilter's Daughter
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Fannie said, patting the sofa cushion beside her. “We can have a cup of tea and look at the schee—pretty—snow out the living room window.”
Abby swished her dust mop back and forth across the hardwood floor like there was no tomorrow. “I don’t have time, Mom. I’ve got bread rising in the kitchen, clothes needing to be washed, more cleaning to do, and babies to bathe when they wake up from their morning naps.” Her eyes looked hollow and tired, like she hadn’t slept in many days, and Fannie couldn’...t help but feel concerned.
“We’ve got all day to finish our chores, daughter,” she said softly. “And you don’t have to do everything yourself.”
“Jah, well, the work won’t get done if we sit around watchin’ the snow fall, now will it?” Abby said sharply, holding her body rigid.
The air between them felt thick like butter, and Fannie’s muscles coiled tight. It wasn’t like her sweet girl to be so rude. Abby was usually soft-spoken and kind, no matter what the circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fannie said, patting the sofa cushion beside her. “We can have a cup of tea and look at the schee—pretty—snow out the living room window.”
Abby swished her dust mop back and forth across the hardwood floor like there was no tomorrow. “I don’t have time, Mom. I’ve got bread rising in the kitchen, clothes needing to be washed, more cleaning to do, and babies to bathe when they wake up from their morning naps.” Her eyes looked hollow and tired, like she hadn’t slept in many days, and Fannie couldn’...t help but feel concerned.
“We’ve got all day to finish our chores, daughter,” she said softly. “And you don’t have to do everything yourself.”
“Jah, well, the work won’t get done if we sit around watchin’ the snow fall, now will it?” Abby said sharply, holding her body rigid.
The air between them felt thick like butter, and Fannie’s muscles coiled tight. It wasn’t like her sweet girl to be so rude. Abby was usually soft-spoken and kind, no matter what the circumstances.
What to read after The Quilter's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wanda E. Brunstetter to read onlineMoreLess
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