Down to Earth (2002)
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“But, Mom!” he cried.
“No,” his mother repeated. “N-O. No. You are not going up there while the Race and the Germans are liable to start throwing things at each other any minute now, and that’s final.”
“Your mother’s right,” his father said. “It’s just too dangerous right now. Let’s wait and see how things work out. Kassquit’s not going anywhere.”
“It’s not just Kassquit,” Jonathan said. “It’s the chance to do all this stuff, to go up there, to talk with the Lizards.” He felt his ears getting ho...t just the same. It wasn’t just Kassquit, but a lot of it was.
His father shook his head. “Wait,” he said. “After things settle down—if things settle down—the invitation will still be open.”
“Dad . . .” Jonathan took a deep breath. “Dad, the invitation was for me, you know. If the Lizards want me up there, if they’ll take me up there, I can go.”
“You can,” his mother said. “You can, but you may not. You do not have our permission.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“But, Mom!” he cried.
“No,” his mother repeated. “N-O. No. You are not going up there while the Race and the Germans are liable to start throwing things at each other any minute now, and that’s final.”
“Your mother’s right,” his father said. “It’s just too dangerous right now. Let’s wait and see how things work out. Kassquit’s not going anywhere.”
“It’s not just Kassquit,” Jonathan said. “It’s the chance to do all this stuff, to go up there, to talk with the Lizards.” He felt his ears getting ho...t just the same. It wasn’t just Kassquit, but a lot of it was.
His father shook his head. “Wait,” he said. “After things settle down—if things settle down—the invitation will still be open.”
“Dad . . .” Jonathan took a deep breath. “Dad, the invitation was for me, you know. If the Lizards want me up there, if they’ll take me up there, I can go.”
“You can,” his mother said. “You can, but you may not. You do not have our permission.”
What to read after Down to Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Turtledove to read onlineMoreLess
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