Goblin Tales (2011)
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Another few days of this, and he'd be hungry enough to eat his own arm.
Of course, it was his own fault for not telling Lurok about the carrion worm nesting in his chamber pot. Jig wasn't the only goblin who had seen the long, segmented scavenger climb into the pot, but he was the smallest, and therefore the easiest target of Lurok's wrath.
If Lurok kept chasing Jig away from meals, Jig was going to get smaller still. The threads of meat he got from discarded skewers were hardly enough t...o keep him alive.
Jig jabbed the clean end of the skewer into his ear. Lurok had flung a clod of dirt at Jig this morning, and some of it had lodged in his ear.
At last.
The voice came from within his ear. Jig yelped, then covered his mouth with his free hand. He should be safe here in the darkness of the old storage cave, but if Lurok found out where he had been hiding...
Jig pushed the stick harder, wiggling it around.
What to read after Goblin Tales?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another few days of this, and he'd be hungry enough to eat his own arm.
Of course, it was his own fault for not telling Lurok about the carrion worm nesting in his chamber pot. Jig wasn't the only goblin who had seen the long, segmented scavenger climb into the pot, but he was the smallest, and therefore the easiest target of Lurok's wrath.
If Lurok kept chasing Jig away from meals, Jig was going to get smaller still. The threads of meat he got from discarded skewers were hardly enough t...o keep him alive.
Jig jabbed the clean end of the skewer into his ear. Lurok had flung a clod of dirt at Jig this morning, and some of it had lodged in his ear.
At last.
The voice came from within his ear. Jig yelped, then covered his mouth with his free hand. He should be safe here in the darkness of the old storage cave, but if Lurok found out where he had been hiding...
Jig pushed the stick harder, wiggling it around.
What to read after Goblin Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim C. Hines to read onlineMoreLess
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