One Christmas Morning & One Summer's Afternoon
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He had much to be thankful for. It was a gorgeous day, with shafts of warm, pale sunlight piercing the canopy of oak and silver birch and a thick, heady scent of moss and jasmine and honeysuckle and wild garlic hanging in the air. He wasn’t in London, stuck at his desk making dreary phone calls to dreary bankers at his dreary, dreary recruitment firm, Martin & Rudd. And, best of all, he was just minutes away from seeing Emma again.
Will Nutley had been in love with Emma Harwich for so long that ...he could no longer remember a time when his heart hadn’t been full of her. He was fifteen when they first met, at Brockhurst Manor, the local co-ed boarding school. Emma was only eleven then, four years below him. But already she had the striking good looks that would go on to make her one of the country’s most sought-after models. More importantly, she was fun back in those days. Always laughing, always getting up to mischief, and always adoring of Will, whom she adopted first as a sort of cool older brother, and later as her first real boyfriend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had much to be thankful for. It was a gorgeous day, with shafts of warm, pale sunlight piercing the canopy of oak and silver birch and a thick, heady scent of moss and jasmine and honeysuckle and wild garlic hanging in the air. He wasn’t in London, stuck at his desk making dreary phone calls to dreary bankers at his dreary, dreary recruitment firm, Martin & Rudd. And, best of all, he was just minutes away from seeing Emma again.
Will Nutley had been in love with Emma Harwich for so long that ...he could no longer remember a time when his heart hadn’t been full of her. He was fifteen when they first met, at Brockhurst Manor, the local co-ed boarding school. Emma was only eleven then, four years below him. But already she had the striking good looks that would go on to make her one of the country’s most sought-after models. More importantly, she was fun back in those days. Always laughing, always getting up to mischief, and always adoring of Will, whom she adopted first as a sort of cool older brother, and later as her first real boyfriend.
What to read after One Christmas Morning & One Summer's Afternoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tilly Bagshawe to read onlineMoreLess
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