Dragonfire (2008)
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Botzy brought two tall tankards of hot, spiced apple cider.
“Do you have any poor man’s pudding?” asked Kale.
“I could find some, I suppose.” The matron cocked her head. “Do you want it before your stew?”
“With, please.” Kale smiled and hoped her next revelation would not get them booted from the cheery, crowded room. “I’ve minor dragons with me, and there’s nothing they like better than poor man’s pudding.”
Both eyebrows on the woman’s square face rose an inch.
“Dragons, you say?”
“Minor dragon...s.” Kale opened the front of her cape. Ardeo, Dibl, Metta, and Gymn crawled out, stretched, and moved to their favorite perches on their Dragon Keeper.
Botzy gasped with her eyes wide and her lips in a perfect O. She closed her mouth with a snap. “I’ll be getting your dinner—stew and puddin’.”
Her skirt twirled in the speed of her turn. She darted away. Even over the lively tune played by the band, Kale heard a strident, “Doxden!” as Botzy stepped through the open kitchen door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Botzy brought two tall tankards of hot, spiced apple cider.
“Do you have any poor man’s pudding?” asked Kale.
“I could find some, I suppose.” The matron cocked her head. “Do you want it before your stew?”
“With, please.” Kale smiled and hoped her next revelation would not get them booted from the cheery, crowded room. “I’ve minor dragons with me, and there’s nothing they like better than poor man’s pudding.”
Both eyebrows on the woman’s square face rose an inch.
“Dragons, you say?”
“Minor dragon...s.” Kale opened the front of her cape. Ardeo, Dibl, Metta, and Gymn crawled out, stretched, and moved to their favorite perches on their Dragon Keeper.
Botzy gasped with her eyes wide and her lips in a perfect O. She closed her mouth with a snap. “I’ll be getting your dinner—stew and puddin’.”
Her skirt twirled in the speed of her turn. She darted away. Even over the lively tune played by the band, Kale heard a strident, “Doxden!” as Botzy stepped through the open kitchen door.
What to read after Dragonfire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donita K. Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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