Leo the Lioness
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When I got in, Nina was standing in the middle of the living room, her feet planted tragically.
“Mother,” she said, “you’ll never guess what’s happened.”
In addition to being an up-and-down-type personality, Nina is also, as are many Geminians, addicted to the drama. She says she would like to be an actress, but then I know so many girls her age who say the same thing that I do not think the world is big enough to handle all the would-be actresses.
“No,” said my mother, “I can’t guess. What has?...” My mother sounded kind of weary. On occasions she has been heard to say that she is too young and/or too old to be a mother. I suppose that once in a while being a mother gets to be a drag. You have to realize that parents were once kids and were not always parents. It is hard, I admit, but it leads to a greater understanding of their problems if you can forget your own for the nonce. “Nonce” is another of my favorite words.
“I have been invited to a dance,” Nina said, throwing her head back and stretching her neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I got in, Nina was standing in the middle of the living room, her feet planted tragically.
“Mother,” she said, “you’ll never guess what’s happened.”
In addition to being an up-and-down-type personality, Nina is also, as are many Geminians, addicted to the drama. She says she would like to be an actress, but then I know so many girls her age who say the same thing that I do not think the world is big enough to handle all the would-be actresses.
“No,” said my mother, “I can’t guess. What has?...” My mother sounded kind of weary. On occasions she has been heard to say that she is too young and/or too old to be a mother. I suppose that once in a while being a mother gets to be a drag. You have to realize that parents were once kids and were not always parents. It is hard, I admit, but it leads to a greater understanding of their problems if you can forget your own for the nonce. “Nonce” is another of my favorite words.
“I have been invited to a dance,” Nina said, throwing her head back and stretching her neck.
What to read after Leo the Lioness?
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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