Heart of the Wilderness
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There was excitement in the small girl’s voice. The building she pointed out was nothing more than a log shack along the riverbank, but the sight of something familiar seemed to please her.
She released one hand from holding her doll and swatted at the mosquitoes that buzzed about her face, then turned her little face behind her. “Grandfather. Do you ’member it?”
“Can’t say that I do,” he answered as he took a long stroke on the canoe paddle. “But then I haven’t been up this way in a long time.”...
“I ’member it,” she said again. “When we went by it before, there was a red shirt on that line.”
He marveled at her memory.
“Grandfather,” she said again, “do you ’member the red shirt?”
He smiled and shook his head. “No,” he responded, “I don’t remember the shirt either.”
She swatted another mosquito. “These ’skitoes are a pesky nuisance, aren’t they, Grandfather?”
Surprised, he couldn’t hide the smile that played about his lips.
“That’s what Mama says,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was excitement in the small girl’s voice. The building she pointed out was nothing more than a log shack along the riverbank, but the sight of something familiar seemed to please her.
She released one hand from holding her doll and swatted at the mosquitoes that buzzed about her face, then turned her little face behind her. “Grandfather. Do you ’member it?”
“Can’t say that I do,” he answered as he took a long stroke on the canoe paddle. “But then I haven’t been up this way in a long time.”...
“I ’member it,” she said again. “When we went by it before, there was a red shirt on that line.”
He marveled at her memory.
“Grandfather,” she said again, “do you ’member the red shirt?”
He smiled and shook his head. “No,” he responded, “I don’t remember the shirt either.”
She swatted another mosquito. “These ’skitoes are a pesky nuisance, aren’t they, Grandfather?”
Surprised, he couldn’t hide the smile that played about his lips.
“That’s what Mama says,”
What to read after Heart of the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janette Oke to read onlineMoreLess
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