To Tempt An Irish Rogue
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Mrs. Martin had thought she might like to paint and had laid out the paper and brushes and the little tin pots of colors on the large nursery table and had encouraged her to draw to her heart’s content. Now Mrs. Martin puttered about the nursery, straightening up the growing collection of picture books Mara had accumulated.
Mara liked all her new books. And she especially liked going to the bookshop with Papa every day. She enjoyed walking with him, his hand clasped securely in hers, along the b...ustling London streets. She had to take very big steps and walk very fast to keep up with him, but she didn’t mind. And she liked their visits to Hamilton’s Book Shoppe.
It was nice and cheerful in the bookshop. It had little tables and chairs that fit her perfectly. And pretty Miss Hamilton would bring her such wonderful picture books and read to her in that soothing voice she had. Something about the bookshop made Papa happy, too. The heavy dark look in his eyes disappeared when they were in Hamilton’s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Martin had thought she might like to paint and had laid out the paper and brushes and the little tin pots of colors on the large nursery table and had encouraged her to draw to her heart’s content. Now Mrs. Martin puttered about the nursery, straightening up the growing collection of picture books Mara had accumulated.
Mara liked all her new books. And she especially liked going to the bookshop with Papa every day. She enjoyed walking with him, his hand clasped securely in hers, along the b...ustling London streets. She had to take very big steps and walk very fast to keep up with him, but she didn’t mind. And she liked their visits to Hamilton’s Book Shoppe.
It was nice and cheerful in the bookshop. It had little tables and chairs that fit her perfectly. And pretty Miss Hamilton would bring her such wonderful picture books and read to her in that soothing voice she had. Something about the bookshop made Papa happy, too. The heavy dark look in his eyes disappeared when they were in Hamilton’s.
What to read after To Tempt An Irish Rogue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kaitlin O'riley to read onlineMoreLess
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