Silver Linings (2015)
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While Coco fluttered about the room, visiting with friends, Katie sat quietly at the table sipping her drink.
She recognized several faces, mostly because they were the more outgoing and popular members of their graduating class. She wanted to keep an eye on the staircase when people were arriving, but Katie felt silly and a bit awkward sitting by herself.
A couple claimed the seats at a high-top close to Katie and looked as lost and uncomfortable as she did. Katie felt she should at least make ...an effort to look like she was enjoying herself.
“Hi,” she said, joining the two. “I’m Katie Gilroy.”
“Becca Cousins,” the other woman said. “And this is my husband, Troy.”
“Pleased to meet you both,” Katie said, keeping an eye on new arrivals.
“I’m sorry, I can’t place you,” Becca said, as she rearranged an off-white shawl over her shoulders.
“No real reason you should,” Katie said. “I only attended classes our senior year.”
Becca studied her and bounced her finger against the tabletop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While Coco fluttered about the room, visiting with friends, Katie sat quietly at the table sipping her drink.
She recognized several faces, mostly because they were the more outgoing and popular members of their graduating class. She wanted to keep an eye on the staircase when people were arriving, but Katie felt silly and a bit awkward sitting by herself.
A couple claimed the seats at a high-top close to Katie and looked as lost and uncomfortable as she did. Katie felt she should at least make ...an effort to look like she was enjoying herself.
“Hi,” she said, joining the two. “I’m Katie Gilroy.”
“Becca Cousins,” the other woman said. “And this is my husband, Troy.”
“Pleased to meet you both,” Katie said, keeping an eye on new arrivals.
“I’m sorry, I can’t place you,” Becca said, as she rearranged an off-white shawl over her shoulders.
“No real reason you should,” Katie said. “I only attended classes our senior year.”
Becca studied her and bounced her finger against the tabletop.
What to read after Silver Linings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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