How Mrs. Claus Saved Christmas
How Mrs. Claus Saved Christmas
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Claus Saved Christmas CHAPTER Seven I met England ’s new king in a London marketplace soon after his coronation. I was there at Leonardo’s request, shopping for beets, a reddish-colored vegetable that was quite popular with poor people in 1625 Britain. Leonardo didn’t want beets to eat, however. He planned to extract the juice of the vegetable and see if it could be used to dye peppermint candy.
“The appearance of a sweet is almost as important as its taste,” he explained to me in his labora...tory at the toy factory. “The peppermint treats we make here are pleasing to the tongue, but insulting to the eye.” He brandished a handful. “Here, look! Round and white—how boring! But if we could only add some color, some flair, how delightful it would be. Bright red, I think, would be the most attractive. But this candy should not be completely red, either. I am picturing it as white with red stripes. Don’t you think this would be just right?”
I agreed that combination would be attractive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Claus Saved Christmas CHAPTER Seven I met England ’s new king in a London marketplace soon after his coronation. I was there at Leonardo’s request, shopping for beets, a reddish-colored vegetable that was quite popular with poor people in 1625 Britain. Leonardo didn’t want beets to eat, however. He planned to extract the juice of the vegetable and see if it could be used to dye peppermint candy.
“The appearance of a sweet is almost as important as its taste,” he explained to me in his labora...tory at the toy factory. “The peppermint treats we make here are pleasing to the tongue, but insulting to the eye.” He brandished a handful. “Here, look! Round and white—how boring! But if we could only add some color, some flair, how delightful it would be. Bright red, I think, would be the most attractive. But this candy should not be completely red, either. I am picturing it as white with red stripes. Don’t you think this would be just right?”
I agreed that combination would be attractive.
What to read after How Mrs. Claus Saved Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeff Guinn to read onlineMoreLess
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