Summary of Casey Watson's Mummy, Please Don´t Leave
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 I love a challenge. I always have. And I suspect I'm not alone in that. It's a basic human instinct. While on an outing with Annie and Oscar, the twins we'd fostered for a few weeks the previous year, Mike told them about the famous octopus who escaped from another place just like this.
#2 I was envious of the temperatures my grandchildren were going to be basking in, but I was also jealous of the time they were spending with each other. I was starting to feel like I had too much time on my hands and not enough family to fill it.
#3 I was beginning to feel antsy, like I needed something to do. I was thinking I should call Christine Bolton and let her know I was up for doing respite again. Nothing too stressful.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I love a challenge. I always have. And I suspect I'm not alone in that. It's a basic human instinct. While on an outing with Annie and Oscar, the twins we'd fostered for a few weeks the previous year, Mike told them about the famous octopus who escaped from another place just like this.
#2 I was envious of the temperatures my grandchildren were going to be basking in, but I was also jealous of the time they were spending with each other. I was starting to feel like I had too much time on my hands and not enough family to fill it.
#3 I was beginning to feel antsy, like I needed something to do. I was thinking I should call Christine Bolton and let her know I was up for doing respite again. Nothing too stressful.
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