How to Bake the Perfect Pecan Pie (2014)
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“Honey, here is her address. When you park, walk in through the entrance and the receptionist can show you to her apartment. She’s in suite two-zero-one.”
“Got it.” I take the paper.
I type the address into my phone. The trip is only a fifteen-minute drive. That’s convenient. My dad’s stereo stares back at me. I want to play some tunes, but I decide against it. Definitely don’t want to revisit yesterday with the chanting, pain-inducing sounds.
This is the first time I’m visiting my grandmother a...t her new place. Last year she took a really big fall at her house and broke a hip. My dad offered for her to move in with my parents, but my grandmother wouldn’t have it. She said she valued her independence too much. I study the building. It’s a four-story grey complex, it looks like a cross between an apartment complex and a set of commercial offices. The parking lot is lined with birch trees and the front of the building is planked by poinsettia plants. Stay far away from those, Lauren.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Honey, here is her address. When you park, walk in through the entrance and the receptionist can show you to her apartment. She’s in suite two-zero-one.”
“Got it.” I take the paper.
I type the address into my phone. The trip is only a fifteen-minute drive. That’s convenient. My dad’s stereo stares back at me. I want to play some tunes, but I decide against it. Definitely don’t want to revisit yesterday with the chanting, pain-inducing sounds.
This is the first time I’m visiting my grandmother a...t her new place. Last year she took a really big fall at her house and broke a hip. My dad offered for her to move in with my parents, but my grandmother wouldn’t have it. She said she valued her independence too much. I study the building. It’s a four-story grey complex, it looks like a cross between an apartment complex and a set of commercial offices. The parking lot is lined with birch trees and the front of the building is planked by poinsettia plants. Stay far away from those, Lauren.
What to read after How to Bake the Perfect Pecan Pie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gina Henning to read onlineMoreLess
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