Miss Happiness And Miss Flower
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(‘You see, even Father is joining in,’ said Belinda.) ‘What is a site?’ ‘The plot or place where you build.’ ‘I’ll build it on my work-table,’ said Tom.
‘But it can’t stay there,’ said Nona.
‘No jolly fear,’ said Tom.
‘Besides, it has to have a garden.’ ‘If it has a garden, it should be near a window. Plants need light and air,’ said Mother.
‘Plants?’ Until that moment Nona had not thought of a garden with real plants. ‘Where should we find them?’ she asked.
‘In the fields an...d woods.’ ‘Could we take them?’ ‘Of course. They’re wild.’ In Coimbatore flowers grew on trees or creepers or else in the gardens. ‘You mean little flowers growing around loose?’ said Nona amazed. She seemed to see a dolls’-house-size garden full of flowers of dolls’-house size. ‘Could we make it on my window-sill?’ she asked. ‘Could that be the site?’ ‘Well, I had thought of an old table .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(‘You see, even Father is joining in,’ said Belinda.) ‘What is a site?’ ‘The plot or place where you build.’ ‘I’ll build it on my work-table,’ said Tom.
‘But it can’t stay there,’ said Nona.
‘No jolly fear,’ said Tom.
‘Besides, it has to have a garden.’ ‘If it has a garden, it should be near a window. Plants need light and air,’ said Mother.
‘Plants?’ Until that moment Nona had not thought of a garden with real plants. ‘Where should we find them?’ she asked.
‘In the fields an...d woods.’ ‘Could we take them?’ ‘Of course. They’re wild.’ In Coimbatore flowers grew on trees or creepers or else in the gardens. ‘You mean little flowers growing around loose?’ said Nona amazed. She seemed to see a dolls’-house-size garden full of flowers of dolls’-house size. ‘Could we make it on my window-sill?’ she asked. ‘Could that be the site?’ ‘Well, I had thought of an old table .
What to read after Miss Happiness And Miss Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rumer Godden to read onlineMoreLess
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