Don't Call Me Christina Kringle
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Bailey, the banker.
The CLOSED sign still hung in the window. He had not switched on the electric Christmas extravaganza in the window. His weary eyes were riveted on the stuffed angel doll Mr. Bailey had just handed him.
“Why is this angel wearing a fireman’s hat?” he asked.
“He’s a fireman angel,” said the banker, trying to remember the spiel Ms. Dingler had spun about the angels dangling off her memory tree. “So your loved ones who are dead can still come home for the holidays.”
“This fireman... angel,” said Giuseppe, turning the lacy doll around in his weathered hands, “… where is his halo? Underneath his fireman’s hat? I no see no halo. …”
“Maybe he lost it in a fire! Maybe it melted. I don’t know. Frankly, I don’t care.” The banker snapped his briefcase shut. “Just give it to your granddaughter.”
“Christina?”
“Yes. It’s a Christmas gift. From the shopkeeper next door.”
“Oh. Perhaps you should take it back. Christina no like Christmas no more.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bailey, the banker.
The CLOSED sign still hung in the window. He had not switched on the electric Christmas extravaganza in the window. His weary eyes were riveted on the stuffed angel doll Mr. Bailey had just handed him.
“Why is this angel wearing a fireman’s hat?” he asked.
“He’s a fireman angel,” said the banker, trying to remember the spiel Ms. Dingler had spun about the angels dangling off her memory tree. “So your loved ones who are dead can still come home for the holidays.”
“This fireman... angel,” said Giuseppe, turning the lacy doll around in his weathered hands, “… where is his halo? Underneath his fireman’s hat? I no see no halo. …”
“Maybe he lost it in a fire! Maybe it melted. I don’t know. Frankly, I don’t care.” The banker snapped his briefcase shut. “Just give it to your granddaughter.”
“Christina?”
“Yes. It’s a Christmas gift. From the shopkeeper next door.”
“Oh. Perhaps you should take it back. Christina no like Christmas no more.”
What to read after Don't Call Me Christina Kringle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Grabenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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