Cecelia Ahern Short Stories (2001)
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The crystal-blue water shimmers beneath the light of the sunrise, its ripples appearing like goose pimples as morning warmth touches cold. The water moves up and down as though, like Mallard, it takes a giant sigh of relaxation, breathing in and then releasing. The sun slowly rises, by far the largest buoy in the large lake. The more it peeps above the horizon, the further the orange glow seeps from the sun and spills its way, like ink, towards Mallard on the shore. His personal pathway to the s...un. He knows things can’t possibly get any better than this. Him and May, back in Ireland at last, after a winter spent at their holiday home in South Africa.
‘It’s lovely, love.’ May fidgets beside him, restless as always as she picks at some bread.
‘You’re not too cold? We could go somewhere else if you’re cold?’ ‘No I’m nice and warm, pet.’ ‘Are you tired after the flight? You look a bit tired. Maybe we should have gone straight home instead of stopping off here.’ ‘I am a bit tired, Mallard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crystal-blue water shimmers beneath the light of the sunrise, its ripples appearing like goose pimples as morning warmth touches cold. The water moves up and down as though, like Mallard, it takes a giant sigh of relaxation, breathing in and then releasing. The sun slowly rises, by far the largest buoy in the large lake. The more it peeps above the horizon, the further the orange glow seeps from the sun and spills its way, like ink, towards Mallard on the shore. His personal pathway to the s...un. He knows things can’t possibly get any better than this. Him and May, back in Ireland at last, after a winter spent at their holiday home in South Africa.
‘It’s lovely, love.’ May fidgets beside him, restless as always as she picks at some bread.
‘You’re not too cold? We could go somewhere else if you’re cold?’ ‘No I’m nice and warm, pet.’ ‘Are you tired after the flight? You look a bit tired. Maybe we should have gone straight home instead of stopping off here.’ ‘I am a bit tired, Mallard.
What to read after Cecelia Ahern Short Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Ahern to read onlineMoreLess
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