Confectionately Yours #4: Something New
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I say to nobody in particular.
From across the counter, Chloe cocks her head. “It looks like Mount Tom.”
“After an avalanche,” Rupert adds in his quiet voice.
“Rupert!” Chloe protests, but I just laugh. He’s right, after all. I’m standing behind the counter in the café, working on a wedding cake, but I’ve done something wrong. The top level is sinking into the bottom level, and it’s a gigantic mess.
“I respect that you are still trying to frost that cake.” Rupert’s dark eyes are serious.
“Not fo...r long.” The frosting is only making everything worse. Besides, the cake is huge, and I can’t reach the back of it.
Meghan looks up from the poster board and art supplies laid out across her table. “You need a lazy Susan to frost a wedding cake. And you have to put little sticks in the bottom layer so that it holds up the top layer.”
“I did that!”
“Did you leave the top layer on a circular piece of cardboard?” Meghan asks.
“No.”
“That’s why it’s sinking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say to nobody in particular.
From across the counter, Chloe cocks her head. “It looks like Mount Tom.”
“After an avalanche,” Rupert adds in his quiet voice.
“Rupert!” Chloe protests, but I just laugh. He’s right, after all. I’m standing behind the counter in the café, working on a wedding cake, but I’ve done something wrong. The top level is sinking into the bottom level, and it’s a gigantic mess.
“I respect that you are still trying to frost that cake.” Rupert’s dark eyes are serious.
“Not fo...r long.” The frosting is only making everything worse. Besides, the cake is huge, and I can’t reach the back of it.
Meghan looks up from the poster board and art supplies laid out across her table. “You need a lazy Susan to frost a wedding cake. And you have to put little sticks in the bottom layer so that it holds up the top layer.”
“I did that!”
“Did you leave the top layer on a circular piece of cardboard?” Meghan asks.
“No.”
“That’s why it’s sinking.
What to read after Confectionately Yours #4: Something New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Papademetriou to read onlineMoreLess
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