Cold Fire
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She sat up and glared at the twins when they came in. “Do you find this amusing?” she inquired.
“But we’re doing it for you,” said Jory at her most innocent.
“If this is revenge for my revealing you have magic, it’s working,” Daja informed them. She tossed her covers aside and tried to get out of bed. After the previous day’s skating lesson she had gone stiff with pain in places she hadn’t known she could hurt. Muscles heavy with years of smacking things with hammers ached as if she’d picked one... up only a day ago. Her back was one large bruise.
“It didn’t hurt me that bad,” Nia commented as Daja hobbled to her water pitcher.
Jory suggested, “Maybe you didn’t fall as much.”
“I don’t think it’s that she fell more.” Nia sounded as if she were genuinely trying to be helpful. “Maybe Daja hit harder, because there’s so much of her to hit.”
Daja turned to glare at them. “Unless you want to spend the winter stuck in ice to your knees, you will go downstairs and wait for me.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat up and glared at the twins when they came in. “Do you find this amusing?” she inquired.
“But we’re doing it for you,” said Jory at her most innocent.
“If this is revenge for my revealing you have magic, it’s working,” Daja informed them. She tossed her covers aside and tried to get out of bed. After the previous day’s skating lesson she had gone stiff with pain in places she hadn’t known she could hurt. Muscles heavy with years of smacking things with hammers ached as if she’d picked one... up only a day ago. Her back was one large bruise.
“It didn’t hurt me that bad,” Nia commented as Daja hobbled to her water pitcher.
Jory suggested, “Maybe you didn’t fall as much.”
“I don’t think it’s that she fell more.” Nia sounded as if she were genuinely trying to be helpful. “Maybe Daja hit harder, because there’s so much of her to hit.”
Daja turned to glare at them. “Unless you want to spend the winter stuck in ice to your knees, you will go downstairs and wait for me.”
What to read after Cold Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tamora Pierce to read onlineMoreLess
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