Summer of Love
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If only they could get past all the rubbish that kept them apart, they’d be perfect for each other, she knew it! Young people were so silly sometimes. Still, at least Gus now knew Rory was his.She pointed the car in the direction of town and the bookshop. It was her day for returning James’s kindness and she was looking forward to it. ‘Milly-Molly-Mandy Keeps Shop’ always was her favourite story.But she was still nervous. She opened the door of the shop feeling exactly as if it was the first day... of a new job. In a way it was, although of course it didn’t really matter if she did well or not. But she wanted to do well for James. He was so nice, had been so kind. He deserved her very best efforts.‘Good morning!’ said James. ‘You’re wonderfully punctual. Early even.’‘Well, I had campers overnight. Angus made a shelter for Rory’s birthday party and last night they all slept in it. Not terribly well, going by what time they got up.’‘Camping is a skill I’ve never acquired, I’m ashamed to say,’ said James, squaring up papers on the desk and checking there were sharpened pencils available.‘Nor me, but Angus loves it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If only they could get past all the rubbish that kept them apart, they’d be perfect for each other, she knew it! Young people were so silly sometimes. Still, at least Gus now knew Rory was his.She pointed the car in the direction of town and the bookshop. It was her day for returning James’s kindness and she was looking forward to it. ‘Milly-Molly-Mandy Keeps Shop’ always was her favourite story.But she was still nervous. She opened the door of the shop feeling exactly as if it was the first day... of a new job. In a way it was, although of course it didn’t really matter if she did well or not. But she wanted to do well for James. He was so nice, had been so kind. He deserved her very best efforts.‘Good morning!’ said James. ‘You’re wonderfully punctual. Early even.’‘Well, I had campers overnight. Angus made a shelter for Rory’s birthday party and last night they all slept in it. Not terribly well, going by what time they got up.’‘Camping is a skill I’ve never acquired, I’m ashamed to say,’ said James, squaring up papers on the desk and checking there were sharpened pencils available.‘Nor me, but Angus loves it.
What to read after Summer of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Fforde to read onlineMoreLess
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