The Storekeeper's Daughter (2009)
The Storekeeper's Daughter
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Today had been busier than usual at the store, and she was so tired this evening she could barely stand at the sink, much less prepare supper. “The family’s counting on me, and it won’t get done unless I do it,” she mumbled with renewed determination. “You talkin’ to yourself, Sister?” Naomi turned her head. She’d thought she was alone in the kitchen. Nancy stood near the back door with another basket of peas in her hand. This was the third one she’d brought in for Naomi to wash. “Guess I was ta...lking to myself,” Naomi admitted. She nodded toward the counter. “Just put ’em over there, and then you need to get washed and start setting the table. Papa and the brothers will be in soon, and they’ll expect the meal to be ready and waiting.” “Why can’t Mary Ann set the table?” “She’s in the living room with Zach at the moment—hopefully keepin’ him out of trouble.” “I’ll be glad when Saturday comes and we can stay home. I’d rather be sellin’ root beer at home than workin’ at the store all day.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Today had been busier than usual at the store, and she was so tired this evening she could barely stand at the sink, much less prepare supper. “The family’s counting on me, and it won’t get done unless I do it,” she mumbled with renewed determination. “You talkin’ to yourself, Sister?” Naomi turned her head. She’d thought she was alone in the kitchen. Nancy stood near the back door with another basket of peas in her hand. This was the third one she’d brought in for Naomi to wash. “Guess I was ta...lking to myself,” Naomi admitted. She nodded toward the counter. “Just put ’em over there, and then you need to get washed and start setting the table. Papa and the brothers will be in soon, and they’ll expect the meal to be ready and waiting.” “Why can’t Mary Ann set the table?” “She’s in the living room with Zach at the moment—hopefully keepin’ him out of trouble.” “I’ll be glad when Saturday comes and we can stay home. I’d rather be sellin’ root beer at home than workin’ at the store all day.”
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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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