Angel Song (2012)
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Linsey climbed onto a chair by the window and peered into the front yard beyond. “They look happy.”
“Yes, they do.” Quinn eased beside the chair and gazed into the moonlit night. Snow glistened beneath the clear, starlit sky. The temperature had dipped into single digits once again, guaranteeing the snow would remain for another day. So, the snow family—yes, Jason had insisted on making two more of the frigid creatures, one adult-sized, decorated as a woman, and a smaller version for Linsey—woul...d stand sentinel in the front yard for a while longer.
“Mr. Jason’s nice.” Linsey scratched her nose and ran a hand through her hair, still damp from her bath. The scent of strawberries lingered. “He made a snow fort for me.”
“I saw that.” The packed wall ran the length of the drive and was laden with a small mound of ammunition.
“Maybe he’ll come over and play again tomorrow.”
Quinn wrinkled her nose. “I don’t think so, honey. Mr. Jason is busy.”
“I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Linsey climbed onto a chair by the window and peered into the front yard beyond. “They look happy.”
“Yes, they do.” Quinn eased beside the chair and gazed into the moonlit night. Snow glistened beneath the clear, starlit sky. The temperature had dipped into single digits once again, guaranteeing the snow would remain for another day. So, the snow family—yes, Jason had insisted on making two more of the frigid creatures, one adult-sized, decorated as a woman, and a smaller version for Linsey—woul...d stand sentinel in the front yard for a while longer.
“Mr. Jason’s nice.” Linsey scratched her nose and ran a hand through her hair, still damp from her bath. The scent of strawberries lingered. “He made a snow fort for me.”
“I saw that.” The packed wall ran the length of the drive and was laden with a small mound of ammunition.
“Maybe he’ll come over and play again tomorrow.”
Quinn wrinkled her nose. “I don’t think so, honey. Mr. Jason is busy.”
“I know.
What to read after Angel Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Manners to read onlineMoreLess
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