The Tea Shop On Lavender Lane (Life in Icicle Falls)
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Bailey told herself as she entered Tina Swift’s Lace and Lovelies shop. And she was ready for a new adventure. Catering was too much work anyway. Nobody really appreciated what you did. You went to the trouble of creating a culinary work of art, and people just snarfed it down and then accused you of making them sick. Selling lace and china would be nothing compared to what she’d been doing. If she got the job.
Insecurity suddenly assailed her. What if Tina wouldn’t hire her? Tina was older ...than Bailey and hung with a different crowd, so Bailey couldn’t play the friendship card. What if Tina didn’t want the notorious party poisoner working for her?
Don’t be silly, she scolded herself. You can do this. After all, how hard could it be to sell lace and teacups?
Tina was ringing up a sale. “These lace curtains will look fabulous in your bedroom,” she told Hildy Johnson, who owned Johnson’s Drugs along with her husband, Nils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bailey told herself as she entered Tina Swift’s Lace and Lovelies shop. And she was ready for a new adventure. Catering was too much work anyway. Nobody really appreciated what you did. You went to the trouble of creating a culinary work of art, and people just snarfed it down and then accused you of making them sick. Selling lace and china would be nothing compared to what she’d been doing. If she got the job.
Insecurity suddenly assailed her. What if Tina wouldn’t hire her? Tina was older ...than Bailey and hung with a different crowd, so Bailey couldn’t play the friendship card. What if Tina didn’t want the notorious party poisoner working for her?
Don’t be silly, she scolded herself. You can do this. After all, how hard could it be to sell lace and teacups?
Tina was ringing up a sale. “These lace curtains will look fabulous in your bedroom,” she told Hildy Johnson, who owned Johnson’s Drugs along with her husband, Nils.
What to read after The Tea Shop On Lavender Lane (Life in Icicle Falls)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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