The House On Tradd Street
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The Battery had always been my favorite Charleston spot, despite its reputation for being steeped in history and the throngs of tourists that congregate throughout the year in this place where the Ashley and Cooper rivers meet and where Fort Sumter can be seen far out in the harbor.
“Fast food can kill you, you know.”
I looked up at the familiar voice, shading the sun from my eyes with my hand. My dad, fresh-shaven and clear-eyed, wore a navy blue golf shirt and khaki pants with loafers ...and I couldn’t help but grin. “Is Jack dressing you these days, Dad?”
He grinned back. “Well, he did take me shopping and gave me a few recommendations, is all. Why? Don’t you like the new look?”
He turned for me with his hands held out from his sides like a model, as I admired the crisp pleat of his pants and the layered cut of his clean hair and felt an unreasonable stab of jealousy that he’d gone shopping with Jack instead of with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Battery had always been my favorite Charleston spot, despite its reputation for being steeped in history and the throngs of tourists that congregate throughout the year in this place where the Ashley and Cooper rivers meet and where Fort Sumter can be seen far out in the harbor.
“Fast food can kill you, you know.”
I looked up at the familiar voice, shading the sun from my eyes with my hand. My dad, fresh-shaven and clear-eyed, wore a navy blue golf shirt and khaki pants with loafers ...and I couldn’t help but grin. “Is Jack dressing you these days, Dad?”
He grinned back. “Well, he did take me shopping and gave me a few recommendations, is all. Why? Don’t you like the new look?”
He turned for me with his hands held out from his sides like a model, as I admired the crisp pleat of his pants and the layered cut of his clean hair and felt an unreasonable stab of jealousy that he’d gone shopping with Jack instead of with me.
What to read after The House On Tradd Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen White to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a year ago
I was hooked to the book right from page one and more so coz I had read The guests at South Battery. I wanted to know the whole history of Melanie's ancestors as well as how she and Jack eventually married. So now after finishing this book I can't wait to read The girl on Legare Street.
Guest 3 years ago
I loved this book. I stumbled upon another book from the series called "The Guests On South Battery" and read that one first. I was hooked. I knew I wanted to read all the books from the beginning starting with The House On Tradd Street. It did not disappoint. It was fun seeing how Melanie and Jack met and how their relationship started. I love how Karen White articulates and describes places and people and personalities. So relatable. Can't wait to start reading The House On Legare Street!Write Review:
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