The Christmas Dog
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Avery said. They had just agreed to keep Jack’s dog overnight. Perhaps he’d be worried about his animal and want to take better care of him. Or so they hoped.
“And when I return the dog to him tomorrow morning, I’ll warn Jack that this neglect cannot continue.” Betty stirred the simmering rolled oats, relieved that Avery didn’t mind having oatmeal for dinner. It was one of Betty’s favorites.
“Tell Jack that you’ll report him if he doesn’t treat his dog right,” Avery said.
Betty nodded. “I’ll try... to make that clear. But I don’t want to be too confrontational with him.”
“Why not? He’s a total jerk, Grandma.”
“Yes, he is a jerk. But he’s also my neighbor. And the Bible teaches us to love our neighbors.” Betty turned off the stove and removed the pan.
“Even when they’re jerks?”
“Even when they’re jerks, and even if they’re our worst enemies.”
“That doesn’t sound possible.”
Betty smiled. “Yes, I’ve felt like that myself. It’s a challenge.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Avery said. They had just agreed to keep Jack’s dog overnight. Perhaps he’d be worried about his animal and want to take better care of him. Or so they hoped.
“And when I return the dog to him tomorrow morning, I’ll warn Jack that this neglect cannot continue.” Betty stirred the simmering rolled oats, relieved that Avery didn’t mind having oatmeal for dinner. It was one of Betty’s favorites.
“Tell Jack that you’ll report him if he doesn’t treat his dog right,” Avery said.
Betty nodded. “I’ll try... to make that clear. But I don’t want to be too confrontational with him.”
“Why not? He’s a total jerk, Grandma.”
“Yes, he is a jerk. But he’s also my neighbor. And the Bible teaches us to love our neighbors.” Betty turned off the stove and removed the pan.
“Even when they’re jerks?”
“Even when they’re jerks, and even if they’re our worst enemies.”
“That doesn’t sound possible.”
Betty smiled. “Yes, I’ve felt like that myself. It’s a challenge.”
What to read after The Christmas Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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