Christmas Cake (2009)
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Margaret had taken her seat in a large recliner in the treatment area of the cancer center at the hospital. She was there for her second chemotherapy treatment. She was waiting for the nurse. Louise had tossed a blanket across her legs. She was facing out the window. “That doesn’t sound very much like Christmas.”
“I know it but that’s the recipe that Dorothy wanted to enter.” Louise was standing next to Margaret. She was holding a red stocking that one of the volunteers had given them when they ...came in.
“There’s a candy cane in here, you want it?” She pulled it out and showed Margaret.
Margaret shook her head. “No, you eat it.”
Louise shrugged and stuck it back in the stocking. She could see that there were other pieces of candy inside and what looked to be a card bearing a message of goodwill. Apparently some church had made the gifts for all the cancer patients.
“You figure out a prize yet?” Margaret asked. She slid over in her chair a bit.
Louise could see that she was anxious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Margaret had taken her seat in a large recliner in the treatment area of the cancer center at the hospital. She was there for her second chemotherapy treatment. She was waiting for the nurse. Louise had tossed a blanket across her legs. She was facing out the window. “That doesn’t sound very much like Christmas.”
“I know it but that’s the recipe that Dorothy wanted to enter.” Louise was standing next to Margaret. She was holding a red stocking that one of the volunteers had given them when they ...came in.
“There’s a candy cane in here, you want it?” She pulled it out and showed Margaret.
Margaret shook her head. “No, you eat it.”
Louise shrugged and stuck it back in the stocking. She could see that there were other pieces of candy inside and what looked to be a card bearing a message of goodwill. Apparently some church had made the gifts for all the cancer patients.
“You figure out a prize yet?” Margaret asked. She slid over in her chair a bit.
Louise could see that she was anxious.
What to read after Christmas Cake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynne Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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