Daughter of the Regiment
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Harry went back into the chookhouse. A tomato seedling was already growing out of the pile of chook manure just outside the door that he’d scraped out last weekend. (Mum said his nan had told her that chook manure was the best thing ever for the roses.) The nesting boxes were full. Midnight Sky, the Australorp, and Hazelnut, the Rhode Island Red, and Smokin’ Joe all glared at him with tiny shining eyes.
‘Sorry,’ said Harry.
Squarrkk! yelled Smokin’ Joe. She flung herself out of the nest and ran ...shrieking down the flat. Arnold Shwarzenfeather trotted a few steps after her then, realising she was all right, strutted back into the shade of the oak trees.
‘Dumb chook,’ said Harry. He glanced down at the egg in the nest, dark brown and still warm from Smokin’ Joe’s body. She laid good eggs though, thought Harry.
The hole shone in the corner. It didn’t look quite so noticeable at the moment. The rest of the chookhouse was too light. It was only in the afternoon when the chookhouse grew dimmer that the light seemed to shine so brightly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harry went back into the chookhouse. A tomato seedling was already growing out of the pile of chook manure just outside the door that he’d scraped out last weekend. (Mum said his nan had told her that chook manure was the best thing ever for the roses.) The nesting boxes were full. Midnight Sky, the Australorp, and Hazelnut, the Rhode Island Red, and Smokin’ Joe all glared at him with tiny shining eyes.
‘Sorry,’ said Harry.
Squarrkk! yelled Smokin’ Joe. She flung herself out of the nest and ran ...shrieking down the flat. Arnold Shwarzenfeather trotted a few steps after her then, realising she was all right, strutted back into the shade of the oak trees.
‘Dumb chook,’ said Harry. He glanced down at the egg in the nest, dark brown and still warm from Smokin’ Joe’s body. She laid good eggs though, thought Harry.
The hole shone in the corner. It didn’t look quite so noticeable at the moment. The rest of the chookhouse was too light. It was only in the afternoon when the chookhouse grew dimmer that the light seemed to shine so brightly.
What to read after Daughter of the Regiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackie French to read onlineMoreLess
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