Fowl Prey
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She rolled over and let out a small shriek. A seagull stood on the windowsill, begging eyes trained on Judith.
“Beat it!” she grumbled. “I don’t do room service for birds!”
The gull lifted one claw, pecked under its wing, and settled in on the sill. Judith sat up in bed. Outside, the fog had rolled in, thick and gray. She couldn’t see across the street. Another foghorn, much closer than the one she’d heard last night, echoed over the bay.
Judith got up, waving her glitzy paperback in a menacing ...manner. “Scoot! Go away! How would you like to meet Sweetums?”
The gull eyed Judith with disdain, then flapped its wings and flew off into the fog. Judith felt vaguely penitent. It occurred to her that the seagulls and other birds that resided in the neighborhood had no doubt dined frequently on Bob-o’s popcorn, especially those bags tossed away by disgusted customers. That meal ticket was canceled. The avian inhabitants would have to look elsewhere for sustenance. But not necessarily to Judith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She rolled over and let out a small shriek. A seagull stood on the windowsill, begging eyes trained on Judith.
“Beat it!” she grumbled. “I don’t do room service for birds!”
The gull lifted one claw, pecked under its wing, and settled in on the sill. Judith sat up in bed. Outside, the fog had rolled in, thick and gray. She couldn’t see across the street. Another foghorn, much closer than the one she’d heard last night, echoed over the bay.
Judith got up, waving her glitzy paperback in a menacing ...manner. “Scoot! Go away! How would you like to meet Sweetums?”
The gull eyed Judith with disdain, then flapped its wings and flew off into the fog. Judith felt vaguely penitent. It occurred to her that the seagulls and other birds that resided in the neighborhood had no doubt dined frequently on Bob-o’s popcorn, especially those bags tossed away by disgusted customers. That meal ticket was canceled. The avian inhabitants would have to look elsewhere for sustenance. But not necessarily to Judith.
What to read after Fowl Prey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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