A Week in the Woods
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He figured he must be about where he was when he had first heard Mr. Maxwell call his name.
And again, facing uphill into the wind, he cupped his hands around his mouth and called, “Mr. Maxwell?” And waited. And then he let out a blast from the whistle. And waited.
But again, no answer.
Mark let the whistle drop from his lips. It swung down on its lanyard, and when Mark heard the clink of metal against hard plastic, he glanced down at his chest.
And that’s when Mark remembered that he ought to b...e checking his compass. He lifted it up to eye level and opened the cover. Mark could barely make out the white dot on the red end of the swinging needle. Time to get out the flashlight, he thought, and if Mr. Survival had been there, Mark would have given him a hug. Not only did he have a good flashlight, but he had four extra batteries.
The flashlight made it easy to see the compass dial, but Mark didn’t like what he saw. Mark thought that since he had been going uphill, he must have been headed north.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He figured he must be about where he was when he had first heard Mr. Maxwell call his name.
And again, facing uphill into the wind, he cupped his hands around his mouth and called, “Mr. Maxwell?” And waited. And then he let out a blast from the whistle. And waited.
But again, no answer.
Mark let the whistle drop from his lips. It swung down on its lanyard, and when Mark heard the clink of metal against hard plastic, he glanced down at his chest.
And that’s when Mark remembered that he ought to b...e checking his compass. He lifted it up to eye level and opened the cover. Mark could barely make out the white dot on the red end of the swinging needle. Time to get out the flashlight, he thought, and if Mr. Survival had been there, Mark would have given him a hug. Not only did he have a good flashlight, but he had four extra batteries.
The flashlight made it easy to see the compass dial, but Mark didn’t like what he saw. Mark thought that since he had been going uphill, he must have been headed north.
What to read after A Week in the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Clements to read onlineMoreLess
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