Prom Queen, the (Life At Kingston High book #3)
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Mom said as they went to church the next morning.
Megan just nodded as she checked messages on her phone.
“I’ve considered doing it myself, but I’m usually so wiped out by the weekend that the idea of working isn’t too appealing,” Mom admitted. “So how was it?”
“Hard work,” Megan mumbled.
“How old do you have to be to do it?” Arianna asked from the backseat.
“I think you’re old enough,” Mom said as she pulled into the church lot. “Maybe you can go with Megan next time she—”
... “There’s not going to be a next time.” Megan turned off her phone and slipped it into her bag.
“Why not?” Arianna asked as they got out of the car.
Megan shrugged. “It’s just not my kind of thing.”
“Too bad.” Mom closed the door. “It’s a nice way to help out the community.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom said as they went to church the next morning.
Megan just nodded as she checked messages on her phone.
“I’ve considered doing it myself, but I’m usually so wiped out by the weekend that the idea of working isn’t too appealing,” Mom admitted. “So how was it?”
“Hard work,” Megan mumbled.
“How old do you have to be to do it?” Arianna asked from the backseat.
“I think you’re old enough,” Mom said as she pulled into the church lot. “Maybe you can go with Megan next time she—”
... “There’s not going to be a next time.” Megan turned off her phone and slipped it into her bag.
“Why not?” Arianna asked as they got out of the car.
Megan shrugged. “It’s just not my kind of thing.”
“Too bad.” Mom closed the door. “It’s a nice way to help out the community.”
What to read after Prom Queen, the (Life At Kingston High book #3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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