In From the Cold (2012)
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Tammy cleaned up after dinner. She’d been listening to them talk all day.
Forcing herself to be objective, Tammy had to admit this teenager that Ty had created with another woman was a sweetheart. Her manners were good, her mind inquisitive and active, and her curiosity about her father boundless.
Ruby had even asked Tammy about herself, about where she was originally from. Tammy taught kids at school. She knew what teenagers could be like—self-indulgent navel-gazers who cared only about... their own needs.
Ruby was refreshingly down-to-earth and considerate of others.
Whoever her mother was, she’d done a good job.
She wrestled with scrubbing the frying pan in the too-small pail of water sitting in the sink. Ty stood up. “Let me do that, honey. Sit with Ruby and play cards.”
While Ty finished the pots and pans they had used to cook dinner on Ty’s camp stove, Ruby and Tammy taught each other card games and tricks that were more hilarious than good, until they were laughing so hard tears streamed down their cheeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tammy cleaned up after dinner. She’d been listening to them talk all day.
Forcing herself to be objective, Tammy had to admit this teenager that Ty had created with another woman was a sweetheart. Her manners were good, her mind inquisitive and active, and her curiosity about her father boundless.
Ruby had even asked Tammy about herself, about where she was originally from. Tammy taught kids at school. She knew what teenagers could be like—self-indulgent navel-gazers who cared only about... their own needs.
Ruby was refreshingly down-to-earth and considerate of others.
Whoever her mother was, she’d done a good job.
She wrestled with scrubbing the frying pan in the too-small pail of water sitting in the sink. Ty stood up. “Let me do that, honey. Sit with Ruby and play cards.”
While Ty finished the pots and pans they had used to cook dinner on Ty’s camp stove, Ruby and Tammy taught each other card games and tricks that were more hilarious than good, until they were laughing so hard tears streamed down their cheeks.
What to read after In From the Cold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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