Isabelle the Itch: the Isabelle Series, book One
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It must be late. She got out of bed, pulled up the covers, straightened the spread. The bed looked lumpy, as if she were still in it.
“How’s the paper girl?” her father said. The kitchen and everything in it was covered with a fine dusting of flour, like a light snow. Isabelle ate her breakfast standing up, shuffling, tapping. She was getting better at it.
“That’s what I like about you, perpetual motion,” her mother said. “You’ll clean up?” she said doubtfully to Isabelle’s father.
“Don’t I alwa...ys? You won’t even know I’ve been here,” he said. “I don’t think you realize how lucky you are to have a husband who bakes his own bread,” he said in a hurt tone of voice.
“I think I do,” Isabelle’s mother said quietly.
“Today Philip pays me, Mom. Will you take me downtown to buy the track shoes?” Isabelle said. “Field day’s next week if it doesn’t rain and I’ve gotta have them for the fifty-yard dash. This year I’m going to win,” Isabelle said, loud and sure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must be late. She got out of bed, pulled up the covers, straightened the spread. The bed looked lumpy, as if she were still in it.
“How’s the paper girl?” her father said. The kitchen and everything in it was covered with a fine dusting of flour, like a light snow. Isabelle ate her breakfast standing up, shuffling, tapping. She was getting better at it.
“That’s what I like about you, perpetual motion,” her mother said. “You’ll clean up?” she said doubtfully to Isabelle’s father.
“Don’t I alwa...ys? You won’t even know I’ve been here,” he said. “I don’t think you realize how lucky you are to have a husband who bakes his own bread,” he said in a hurt tone of voice.
“I think I do,” Isabelle’s mother said quietly.
“Today Philip pays me, Mom. Will you take me downtown to buy the track shoes?” Isabelle said. “Field day’s next week if it doesn’t rain and I’ve gotta have them for the fifty-yard dash. This year I’m going to win,” Isabelle said, loud and sure.
What to read after Isabelle the Itch: the Isabelle Series, book One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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