Touch
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Mom already had a house lined up in the next county, which wasn’t far. We talked about possibly moving further, but the cost of gas and their current jobs just didn’t make it feasible. And quitting their jobs to find another place hiring two people, with comparable pay, was out of the question.
Gran and I packed up my bedroom and then I focused on taking apart the beds, getting them ready for the truck. With mattresses lined up on their side in the living room, by lunch time we lacked anywher...e to sit for a break. I took my sandwich out to the porch. Warm from the work inside, I didn’t grab my jacket. I could see my breath. Christmas was only a few weeks away, but snow stubbornly refused to fall and blanket the world in newness.
Sitting in Gran’s chair, watching the frozen branches sway, I nearly choked on my bite of sandwich when Clavin’s cherry red shining car turned onto our drive. Yesterday, he hadn’t been himself and I wondered who really drove down my driveway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom already had a house lined up in the next county, which wasn’t far. We talked about possibly moving further, but the cost of gas and their current jobs just didn’t make it feasible. And quitting their jobs to find another place hiring two people, with comparable pay, was out of the question.
Gran and I packed up my bedroom and then I focused on taking apart the beds, getting them ready for the truck. With mattresses lined up on their side in the living room, by lunch time we lacked anywher...e to sit for a break. I took my sandwich out to the porch. Warm from the work inside, I didn’t grab my jacket. I could see my breath. Christmas was only a few weeks away, but snow stubbornly refused to fall and blanket the world in newness.
Sitting in Gran’s chair, watching the frozen branches sway, I nearly choked on my bite of sandwich when Clavin’s cherry red shining car turned onto our drive. Yesterday, he hadn’t been himself and I wondered who really drove down my driveway.
What to read after Touch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa Haag to read onlineMoreLess
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