A Genie's Love (The Djinn Series)
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Dead grass crunched beneath her shoeless feet, but that wasn’t her biggest worry.
That would be the tombstones.
Endless tombstones splattered across a gray and brown landscape beneath a reddish sky.
“It’s all dead,” Faruq said beside her. “Congratulations. Your creepy ancestors kept a secret dead forest. Now you know. Let’s go home.” “How?” “Wish it!” She did, but nothing happened. Faruq frowned, the lines between his brows furrowing into deep slits. “My magic doesn’t work here. Hold on.” He dis...appeared and the chain he kept around his neck fell to the ground. He stood beside it an instant later.
“Correction. My magic does work. At least I can get in the lamp. Wish for something else. Something here.” “I wish my shirt was blue.” It changed colors.
“Wish for something you don’t have here.” “I wish for a coat.” Nothing.
She tried the key still in her hand, held it to the air and twisted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dead grass crunched beneath her shoeless feet, but that wasn’t her biggest worry.
That would be the tombstones.
Endless tombstones splattered across a gray and brown landscape beneath a reddish sky.
“It’s all dead,” Faruq said beside her. “Congratulations. Your creepy ancestors kept a secret dead forest. Now you know. Let’s go home.” “How?” “Wish it!” She did, but nothing happened. Faruq frowned, the lines between his brows furrowing into deep slits. “My magic doesn’t work here. Hold on.” He dis...appeared and the chain he kept around his neck fell to the ground. He stood beside it an instant later.
“Correction. My magic does work. At least I can get in the lamp. Wish for something else. Something here.” “I wish my shirt was blue.” It changed colors.
“Wish for something you don’t have here.” “I wish for a coat.” Nothing.
She tried the key still in her hand, held it to the air and twisted.
What to read after A Genie's Love (The Djinn Series)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyn Brittan to read onlineMoreLess
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