Crow Country (2011)
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‘I called them, and they came.’ ‘Not your fault,’ said Walter. ‘You didn’t know the men were going to start shooting.’ ‘I didn’t know they were going to come,’ said Sadie. There was a short silence while they trudged along the road. Then Sadie repeated dully, ‘It’s all my fault.’ ‘Not your fault,’ said Walter again. He halted in front of the supermarket. ‘You wait there. Better not come in. Don’t want you having any more flash- backs.’ He came out with two bottles of lemonade. ‘Auntie Vonn says ...something sweet’s the best thing when you’ve had a shock.’ The lemonade was delicious. Sadie suddenly realised how hungry she was. She hoped Ellie had made a huge lunch.
‘Car’s gone,’ observed Walter as they neared the house. ‘David and Ellie must’ve gone to the footy already. We’re playing Charlton today.’ ‘But then why were Craig and Lachie hanging round at the dry lake? They should be at the footy too.’ Walter shrugged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I called them, and they came.’ ‘Not your fault,’ said Walter. ‘You didn’t know the men were going to start shooting.’ ‘I didn’t know they were going to come,’ said Sadie. There was a short silence while they trudged along the road. Then Sadie repeated dully, ‘It’s all my fault.’ ‘Not your fault,’ said Walter again. He halted in front of the supermarket. ‘You wait there. Better not come in. Don’t want you having any more flash- backs.’ He came out with two bottles of lemonade. ‘Auntie Vonn says ...something sweet’s the best thing when you’ve had a shock.’ The lemonade was delicious. Sadie suddenly realised how hungry she was. She hoped Ellie had made a huge lunch.
‘Car’s gone,’ observed Walter as they neared the house. ‘David and Ellie must’ve gone to the footy already. We’re playing Charlton today.’ ‘But then why were Craig and Lachie hanging round at the dry lake? They should be at the footy too.’ Walter shrugged.
What to read after Crow Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Constable to read onlineMoreLess
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