In the Grip of Old Winter
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“It’s so cold.”
Peter sat in the back of the car and gazed out of the window. The bare trees sparkled with frost and the yellow sun flashed between their trunks as they sped past the countryside.
Dad adjusted the heater to make the car warmer and then he lowered the driver’s window a tiny bit and the icy blast made mum groan. So he shut the window and adjusted the heater again until the temperature came right.
“Nearly there,” said dad.
“Are you excited, Peter?”
“Yeah,” he lied. It had taken for ...ever to start out from home.
Mum needed to check that all the plugs had been pulled out of their sockets. The curtains drawn just right to suggest that somebody might be in the house. That all the upstairs doors be closed and the downstairs ones too that didn’t show through the windows.
When at last she climbed into the car and dad started the engine, she panicked, scrambled out and went back to check all over again.
“Never mind,” said dad. “It’s just mum. We’ll soon be on our way.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“It’s so cold.”
Peter sat in the back of the car and gazed out of the window. The bare trees sparkled with frost and the yellow sun flashed between their trunks as they sped past the countryside.
Dad adjusted the heater to make the car warmer and then he lowered the driver’s window a tiny bit and the icy blast made mum groan. So he shut the window and adjusted the heater again until the temperature came right.
“Nearly there,” said dad.
“Are you excited, Peter?”
“Yeah,” he lied. It had taken for ...ever to start out from home.
Mum needed to check that all the plugs had been pulled out of their sockets. The curtains drawn just right to suggest that somebody might be in the house. That all the upstairs doors be closed and the downstairs ones too that didn’t show through the windows.
When at last she climbed into the car and dad started the engine, she panicked, scrambled out and went back to check all over again.
“Never mind,” said dad. “It’s just mum. We’ll soon be on our way.”
What to read after In the Grip of Old Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broughton, Jonathan to read onlineMoreLess
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