Changeling's Island - Earc
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Tim was as careful as he could be at school not to draw any attention to himself. They were the living dead, but he was stuck here. And at least they had computers and a school library. He didn’t want to do the stuff he had to on the farm. He resented it. Why should he? Only…it was so difficult not to. His grandmother worked at everything next to him. He’d gotten used to looking to see what she was doing, so he could learn how to do it, as most of it he had no idea just how to manage. And, well,... she must have eyes in the back of her head. Or the little people she talked to must be telling on him, which was just as crazy.
About the only good thing he could say was walking eight kilometers a day, four there and four back, having to get up far too early, mostly because he wasn’t going to be embarrassed by a lift again—he didn’t want them seeing that he had to walk—and then digging, or sawing, or hauling poles around, well, he was so tired he nearly fell asleep into his food every night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tim was as careful as he could be at school not to draw any attention to himself. They were the living dead, but he was stuck here. And at least they had computers and a school library. He didn’t want to do the stuff he had to on the farm. He resented it. Why should he? Only…it was so difficult not to. His grandmother worked at everything next to him. He’d gotten used to looking to see what she was doing, so he could learn how to do it, as most of it he had no idea just how to manage. And, well,... she must have eyes in the back of her head. Or the little people she talked to must be telling on him, which was just as crazy.
About the only good thing he could say was walking eight kilometers a day, four there and four back, having to get up far too early, mostly because he wasn’t going to be embarrassed by a lift again—he didn’t want them seeing that he had to walk—and then digging, or sawing, or hauling poles around, well, he was so tired he nearly fell asleep into his food every night.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dave Freer to read onlineMoreLess
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