The O’hara Affair
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But Daphne was more than usually chipper, and had even said a gracious ‘Thank you’, before tucking into her Crunchy Nut Cornflakes.
Now she had been washed and anointed with Je Reviens, and was ensconced in the sitting room, listening to Appointment with Death again.
Dervla was due to leave soon for her recce of care homes. She made tea for Daphne and coffee for herself and for Finn, who was sitting by the edge of the pond in the courtyard throwing a ball for Kitty. Kitty was in seventh heaven: ...nobody had played with her for days. As Dervla left the kitchen, she gave a little shriek. On the hall carpet was a beetle the like of which she had never seen before. It was big, with horny things growing out of it and a pattern like leopards’ spots.
Dervla put down the mugs she was carrying, fetched a glass from the kitchen, and trapped the insect underneath. Then she ran to the open front door. ‘Finn!’ she called. ‘Can you help?’ He got to his feet. ‘What’s up?’ ‘There’s a thing – a kind of beetle – on the floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Daphne was more than usually chipper, and had even said a gracious ‘Thank you’, before tucking into her Crunchy Nut Cornflakes.
Now she had been washed and anointed with Je Reviens, and was ensconced in the sitting room, listening to Appointment with Death again.
Dervla was due to leave soon for her recce of care homes. She made tea for Daphne and coffee for herself and for Finn, who was sitting by the edge of the pond in the courtyard throwing a ball for Kitty. Kitty was in seventh heaven: ...nobody had played with her for days. As Dervla left the kitchen, she gave a little shriek. On the hall carpet was a beetle the like of which she had never seen before. It was big, with horny things growing out of it and a pattern like leopards’ spots.
Dervla put down the mugs she was carrying, fetched a glass from the kitchen, and trapped the insect underneath. Then she ran to the open front door. ‘Finn!’ she called. ‘Can you help?’ He got to his feet. ‘What’s up?’ ‘There’s a thing – a kind of beetle – on the floor.
What to read after The O’hara Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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