8 Sandpiper Way
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Megan stood, hands on her hips, in the driveway next to her car. “You’ve got to come with us.”
Troy wasn’t in the mood to go shopping for a Christmas tree. The last few years, he’d brought Sandy on this expedition, and the four of them had driven to a nearby tree farm. Once Sandy had gone into the care facility, Troy hadn’t bothered with Christmas decorations, so Megan and Craig’s tree became theirs, too.
He wanted to forget about the holidays this year; his Christmas spirit was nonexistent. He ...had better things to do on a Friday evening than tag along with his daughter and her husband. Better things like…watching reruns of CSI, for instance. He’d tried his best to get out of the excursion, but Megan wouldn’t hear of it.
“Artificial trees are much safer,” he pointed out. “And they don’t lose their needles.”
“Dad,” Megan moaned, “it’ll be fun. We do this every year, remember? It’s tradition.”
And who was he to fight tradition? “Oh, all right,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Megan stood, hands on her hips, in the driveway next to her car. “You’ve got to come with us.”
Troy wasn’t in the mood to go shopping for a Christmas tree. The last few years, he’d brought Sandy on this expedition, and the four of them had driven to a nearby tree farm. Once Sandy had gone into the care facility, Troy hadn’t bothered with Christmas decorations, so Megan and Craig’s tree became theirs, too.
He wanted to forget about the holidays this year; his Christmas spirit was nonexistent. He ...had better things to do on a Friday evening than tag along with his daughter and her husband. Better things like…watching reruns of CSI, for instance. He’d tried his best to get out of the excursion, but Megan wouldn’t hear of it.
“Artificial trees are much safer,” he pointed out. “And they don’t lose their needles.”
“Dad,” Megan moaned, “it’ll be fun. We do this every year, remember? It’s tradition.”
And who was he to fight tradition? “Oh, all right,”
What to read after 8 Sandpiper Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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