Bear (2009)
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When they got to the house, each girl grabbed one of the big metal snow shovels propped by the door. They began to flail away, trying to chop through the towering piles of snow that had slid off the roof. Lizzie was surprised by how dense — icy and heavy — the old snow was. It wasn’t at all like the fluffy fresh snow that fell all around them.
The door flew open. “What’s going on?” Cordelia stared at the girls.
“Bear might be under here!” Lizzie didn’t even stop digging. “This snow just slid off... the roof today.”
Cordelia’s hand flew to her mouth. “Oh, my.” She closed the door for a moment, then reappeared wearing a jacket. She pulled on a pair of leather work gloves. “I’ll take a turn with one of those shovels.” She held out her hand.
Lizzie handed over her shovel. Her arms were already sore. She walked away from the spot where they’d been digging and tilted her head toward the pile of snow. “Bear?” She tried to listen. “Are you in there?” Lizzie’s heart thumped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they got to the house, each girl grabbed one of the big metal snow shovels propped by the door. They began to flail away, trying to chop through the towering piles of snow that had slid off the roof. Lizzie was surprised by how dense — icy and heavy — the old snow was. It wasn’t at all like the fluffy fresh snow that fell all around them.
The door flew open. “What’s going on?” Cordelia stared at the girls.
“Bear might be under here!” Lizzie didn’t even stop digging. “This snow just slid off... the roof today.”
Cordelia’s hand flew to her mouth. “Oh, my.” She closed the door for a moment, then reappeared wearing a jacket. She pulled on a pair of leather work gloves. “I’ll take a turn with one of those shovels.” She held out her hand.
Lizzie handed over her shovel. Her arms were already sore. She walked away from the spot where they’d been digging and tilted her head toward the pile of snow. “Bear?” She tried to listen. “Are you in there?” Lizzie’s heart thumped.
What to read after Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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