Starry Night
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Sophie asked on Saturday afternoon. Finn was in her kitchen, fixing sandwiches for their lunch. Carrie had been bringing down dishes when her friend had called.“His flight is scheduled for Monday. I mentioned our Christmas party, and I hope he’ll be able to change his plans so he’ll be staying for that.” He’d used her laptop to see about alternate flights and to check his emails, but it didn’t look promising that he’d be able to delay his return to Alaska.“Do you think he might?”“I don’t know.” ...The thought of him leaving filled her with dismay, but at the same time she appreciated that city life was completely foreign to him.And she would need to return to work Monday morning and he’d be restless in the city, although there would be plenty for him to see and do.“How come you left so early last night?” Sophie pressed.“Too noisy,” she explained, as she strolled into the kitchen. “It was difficult to hold a decent conversation, and Paul and I had been out and about all day.”“I have an idea,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sophie asked on Saturday afternoon. Finn was in her kitchen, fixing sandwiches for their lunch. Carrie had been bringing down dishes when her friend had called.“His flight is scheduled for Monday. I mentioned our Christmas party, and I hope he’ll be able to change his plans so he’ll be staying for that.” He’d used her laptop to see about alternate flights and to check his emails, but it didn’t look promising that he’d be able to delay his return to Alaska.“Do you think he might?”“I don’t know.” ...The thought of him leaving filled her with dismay, but at the same time she appreciated that city life was completely foreign to him.And she would need to return to work Monday morning and he’d be restless in the city, although there would be plenty for him to see and do.“How come you left so early last night?” Sophie pressed.“Too noisy,” she explained, as she strolled into the kitchen. “It was difficult to hold a decent conversation, and Paul and I had been out and about all day.”“I have an idea,”
What to read after Starry Night?
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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