Al’s Blind Date: the Al Series, book Six
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my mother said when I got home. “Be a good child and nip down to the store and get some. Please.”
I groaned. I was beat. But if I told her that, she’d want to know why. I took the money and went.
As luck would have it, Sparky and his mom were coming in just as I was going out.
“Just the person I wanted to see!” Sparky’s mom trilled. I backed off. She’d never been the least bit friendly before. Why now?
“I’m in a hurry,” I said. “My mother needs some milk pronto.”
“This won’t take a sec,” Sparky’...s mom said, resting her hand on my arm. Sparky lifted his little lip and sneered at me. He’s a very jealous, insecure dog, I realized, unwilling to share his mom’s attention. What Sparky needed was a little brother or sister, I thought.
Some of my best thoughts I keep to myself.
“My nephew is visiting me this weekend,” Sparky’s mom said. “He’s a simply darling boy. Brilliant.” She rolled her eyes to emphasize how brilliant he was. “His folks are brilliant too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my mother said when I got home. “Be a good child and nip down to the store and get some. Please.”
I groaned. I was beat. But if I told her that, she’d want to know why. I took the money and went.
As luck would have it, Sparky and his mom were coming in just as I was going out.
“Just the person I wanted to see!” Sparky’s mom trilled. I backed off. She’d never been the least bit friendly before. Why now?
“I’m in a hurry,” I said. “My mother needs some milk pronto.”
“This won’t take a sec,” Sparky’...s mom said, resting her hand on my arm. Sparky lifted his little lip and sneered at me. He’s a very jealous, insecure dog, I realized, unwilling to share his mom’s attention. What Sparky needed was a little brother or sister, I thought.
Some of my best thoughts I keep to myself.
“My nephew is visiting me this weekend,” Sparky’s mom said. “He’s a simply darling boy. Brilliant.” She rolled her eyes to emphasize how brilliant he was. “His folks are brilliant too.
What to read after Al’s Blind Date: the Al Series, book Six?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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