Raising Faith (2012)
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“Good morning,” said Grandma brightly.
“Good morning.” Morgan eyed the fleece. “Is that for making socks?”
“Yes. I thought you and I could work on it together. Your mom already went to open up her shop early. You know what they say about today.”
“Black Friday?” asked Morgan.
Grandma chuckled. “Yes, the biggest shopping day of the year.”
“I wish I had thought about that sooner,” said Morgan. “I could’ve had some socks all made up to sell in Mom’s shop today.”
“Oh, well,” said Grandma. “No use cry...ing over spilt milk.”
“Did you have breakfast already?” asked Morgan.
Grandma smiled sheepishly. “Well, I wasn’t very hungry after all that feasting yesterday. I had pumpkin pie and coffee. Are you hungry?” Grandma started to get up.
“No,” said Morgan quickly. “I just want cold cereal. I can get it.”
Grandma held up the paper pattern. “I’ve been reading the instructions. I see that we use this pattern as a model to create several other patterns in various sizes.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Good morning,” said Grandma brightly.
“Good morning.” Morgan eyed the fleece. “Is that for making socks?”
“Yes. I thought you and I could work on it together. Your mom already went to open up her shop early. You know what they say about today.”
“Black Friday?” asked Morgan.
Grandma chuckled. “Yes, the biggest shopping day of the year.”
“I wish I had thought about that sooner,” said Morgan. “I could’ve had some socks all made up to sell in Mom’s shop today.”
“Oh, well,” said Grandma. “No use cry...ing over spilt milk.”
“Did you have breakfast already?” asked Morgan.
Grandma smiled sheepishly. “Well, I wasn’t very hungry after all that feasting yesterday. I had pumpkin pie and coffee. Are you hungry?” Grandma started to get up.
“No,” said Morgan quickly. “I just want cold cereal. I can get it.”
Grandma held up the paper pattern. “I’ve been reading the instructions. I see that we use this pattern as a model to create several other patterns in various sizes.”
What to read after Raising Faith?
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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