Mothers And Daughters (2016)
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‘He’s only gone for a couple of days, he leads a very busy life.’ Alice hoped she sounded disinterested, curbing her irritation of the fuss generated by her women friends by Frank’s arrival. ‘Mmm lovely spinach and pomegranate,’ she said, helping herself to the pretty pink and green salad, hoping to change the subject. ‘I feel I need lots of iron after all our hard work.’ They’d spent the morning going through the accounts of their decorating business, having had a small resurrection with Cecily...’s curtains and a few other orders. They kept their accounts at Margot’s house as Glen, Margot’s husband, had a sort of office here and let them use his accountant from time to time.
Margot ignored the virtues of spinach and pressed on. ‘I thought he was staying in London until after the wedding.’ ‘He’s got a case, or an article or something, he’s got to do, he’ll be back.’ Alice did not say that she missed him, that he probably wanted to spend time with whatever woman he was seeing, for surely there was one, if not more than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘He’s only gone for a couple of days, he leads a very busy life.’ Alice hoped she sounded disinterested, curbing her irritation of the fuss generated by her women friends by Frank’s arrival. ‘Mmm lovely spinach and pomegranate,’ she said, helping herself to the pretty pink and green salad, hoping to change the subject. ‘I feel I need lots of iron after all our hard work.’ They’d spent the morning going through the accounts of their decorating business, having had a small resurrection with Cecily...’s curtains and a few other orders. They kept their accounts at Margot’s house as Glen, Margot’s husband, had a sort of office here and let them use his accountant from time to time.
Margot ignored the virtues of spinach and pressed on. ‘I thought he was staying in London until after the wedding.’ ‘He’s got a case, or an article or something, he’s got to do, he’ll be back.’ Alice did not say that she missed him, that he probably wanted to spend time with whatever woman he was seeing, for surely there was one, if not more than one.
What to read after Mothers And Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minna Howard to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
This was an enjoyable read. It is essentially about one character and the people in her life. I wish I knew more about some of the other people and why they did what they did. I think the most intriguing character was Cecily. Perhaps the author might do a novel on her life one day.Write Review:
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