Secrets of the Lost Summer
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“It came! My passport. It’s here.”
Her mother pushed back her chair at her desk and eyed the stiff new passport in Jess’s hand. “Good for you.”
“Thanks, Mom. I’m so excited.” Jess smoothed the front of the passport with her thumbs. “It was easier than I thought it would be. Getting the photo was the hardest part. Now I have no more excuses. Honestly, Mom, I want to go to Paris as much as you want to go to California.”
“Does Mark want to go?”
“He says so. It doesn’t matter. I’m go...ing. If I wait—I won’t get there for another twenty years. I want to see Paris before Mark and I have kids.” Jess tucked her passport into her handbag. “Assuming…I don’t want to jinx anything by speaking too soon.”
Her mother got to her feet. “Has Mark…”
“I shouldn’t have said anything. He and I—” Jess broke off abruptly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“It came! My passport. It’s here.”
Her mother pushed back her chair at her desk and eyed the stiff new passport in Jess’s hand. “Good for you.”
“Thanks, Mom. I’m so excited.” Jess smoothed the front of the passport with her thumbs. “It was easier than I thought it would be. Getting the photo was the hardest part. Now I have no more excuses. Honestly, Mom, I want to go to Paris as much as you want to go to California.”
“Does Mark want to go?”
“He says so. It doesn’t matter. I’m go...ing. If I wait—I won’t get there for another twenty years. I want to see Paris before Mark and I have kids.” Jess tucked her passport into her handbag. “Assuming…I don’t want to jinx anything by speaking too soon.”
Her mother got to her feet. “Has Mark…”
“I shouldn’t have said anything. He and I—” Jess broke off abruptly.
What to read after Secrets of the Lost Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carla Neggers to read onlineMoreLess
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