Thirteen Plus One
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squeee!!!!) OFF THE GREEN STAIRWELL, between the first floor where the kitchen was and the second floor where the red and blue bedrooms were, was a screened-in porch with the most awesome hammock EVER.
It was a Pawleys Island Hammock, and it had been made in a hammock shop thirty miles up the coast. Its thick cotton cords were supercomfy, and there were wooden rods at each end that the ropes were looped through, and that kept the hammock all stretched out and lovely and meant that you didn’t... turn into a caterpillar in a cocoon the second you flopped into it. There was a yummy pillow to rest your head on; it was strapped in place, so it stayed exactly where it was supposed to. A “hammock-pull” dangled from a nearby hook; you could reach up, grab the knotted cord, and give a tug whenever you wanted the hammock to swing side to side. On the porch wall, Virginia had even thought to build in a small shelf, just the right size for a single glass of lemonade.
Cinnamon, Dinah, and I could all three fit on the hammock if we squished, which we often did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
squeee!!!!) OFF THE GREEN STAIRWELL, between the first floor where the kitchen was and the second floor where the red and blue bedrooms were, was a screened-in porch with the most awesome hammock EVER.
It was a Pawleys Island Hammock, and it had been made in a hammock shop thirty miles up the coast. Its thick cotton cords were supercomfy, and there were wooden rods at each end that the ropes were looped through, and that kept the hammock all stretched out and lovely and meant that you didn’t... turn into a caterpillar in a cocoon the second you flopped into it. There was a yummy pillow to rest your head on; it was strapped in place, so it stayed exactly where it was supposed to. A “hammock-pull” dangled from a nearby hook; you could reach up, grab the knotted cord, and give a tug whenever you wanted the hammock to swing side to side. On the porch wall, Virginia had even thought to build in a small shelf, just the right size for a single glass of lemonade.
Cinnamon, Dinah, and I could all three fit on the hammock if we squished, which we often did.
What to read after Thirteen Plus One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauren Myracle to read onlineMoreLess
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