Ghost Letters (2008)
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Sikander and Lawrence pass groups of pickers with bamboo baskets strapped to their backs. The two boys carry their fishing rods, and Lawrence has a satchel slung over one shoulder. It is warm, even at eight in the morning. A few tall trees, most of their branches trimmed, grow amidst the garden but offer little shade. Half a mile on ahead, they can see where the jungle begins, a dense, wild wall of foliage that rises up steeply to the crest of the ridge.
“I bet I can get to the forest before you...!” says Lawrence, starting to run.
“Hey!” Sikander shouts after him. “You’re cheating. You got a head start!” He chases after Lawrence. Even though his friend has a ten-yard lead, Sikander begins to catch up. Racing along the path, they come to a series of switchbacks that zigzag up to the boundary of the tea estate. Instead of following the trail, Sikander scrambles straight up the hill. He nearly drops his fishing rod but gets ahead of Lawrence and reaches the trees first.
“Now look who’s cheating,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sikander and Lawrence pass groups of pickers with bamboo baskets strapped to their backs. The two boys carry their fishing rods, and Lawrence has a satchel slung over one shoulder. It is warm, even at eight in the morning. A few tall trees, most of their branches trimmed, grow amidst the garden but offer little shade. Half a mile on ahead, they can see where the jungle begins, a dense, wild wall of foliage that rises up steeply to the crest of the ridge.
“I bet I can get to the forest before you...!” says Lawrence, starting to run.
“Hey!” Sikander shouts after him. “You’re cheating. You got a head start!” He chases after Lawrence. Even though his friend has a ten-yard lead, Sikander begins to catch up. Racing along the path, they come to a series of switchbacks that zigzag up to the boundary of the tea estate. Instead of following the trail, Sikander scrambles straight up the hill. He nearly drops his fishing rod but gets ahead of Lawrence and reaches the trees first.
“Now look who’s cheating,”
What to read after Ghost Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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