Someone Like You (2010)
Someone Like You
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Cat asked Annabelle as she watched the child’s small fingers maneuver the yarn along the bamboo needles.
“Louis’s mother taught me to crochet a chain,” Annabelle said proudly.
“But you never knitted?”
She shook her head, eyes firmly trained on the rectangle taking shape. “Hunh-uh.”
Annabelle had rejected the knitting knobby within an hour for the real thing, and now her fingers were flying along.
“She’s a natural,” Denise said as she checked the gauge on her swatch of handspun Corriedale. “My si...ster was like that. She couldn’t tie her own shoelaces, but she could knit like a dream.”
“What’s that going to be, Annabelle?” Bev asked. “A scarf?”
“I already have a scarf,” Annabelle said. “I want a jumper.”
“You’re too young for a sweater,” Jeannie said. “You should start small.”
Why? Cat wondered as she watched Annabelle’s needles dance. Why shouldn’t she dream big?
“You know what,” Cat said. “I think a pink tank top with faerie fringe along the hem would be darling on you, Annabelle.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cat asked Annabelle as she watched the child’s small fingers maneuver the yarn along the bamboo needles.
“Louis’s mother taught me to crochet a chain,” Annabelle said proudly.
“But you never knitted?”
She shook her head, eyes firmly trained on the rectangle taking shape. “Hunh-uh.”
Annabelle had rejected the knitting knobby within an hour for the real thing, and now her fingers were flying along.
“She’s a natural,” Denise said as she checked the gauge on her swatch of handspun Corriedale. “My si...ster was like that. She couldn’t tie her own shoelaces, but she could knit like a dream.”
“What’s that going to be, Annabelle?” Bev asked. “A scarf?”
“I already have a scarf,” Annabelle said. “I want a jumper.”
“You’re too young for a sweater,” Jeannie said. “You should start small.”
Why? Cat wondered as she watched Annabelle’s needles dance. Why shouldn’t she dream big?
“You know what,” Cat said. “I think a pink tank top with faerie fringe along the hem would be darling on you, Annabelle.”
What to read after Someone Like You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Bretton to read onlineMoreLess
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