Last Bridge Home (1987)
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ELIZABETH’S voice was soft and blurred with contentment. “Is it very beautiful?”
“I think it is, but then it’s my home. I’d like you to see it. I want you to see the rust-colored sands of the Zumara Desert and the tropical jungles of Samaria. We have flowers there that will take your breath away. The colors are …” He shrugged. “There are no words to describe how beautiful a place it is.”
“But no snow.” Elizabeth nestled her cheek closer into the hollow of his shoulder.
“No snow. I’d never seen s...now before I came here. It’s certainly a sight I’m glad not to have missed. Everything in Garvania is bolder and brighter.”
She lifted her head to look down at him. “Now you wait just a minute. If you want bold, I’ll have to show you a waterfall called Niagara. And as for bright, our Painted Desert could probably give your Zumara a run for its money.”
He chuckled. “I’d heard that Americans are very competitive. I assure you I meant no disparagement.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ELIZABETH’S voice was soft and blurred with contentment. “Is it very beautiful?”
“I think it is, but then it’s my home. I’d like you to see it. I want you to see the rust-colored sands of the Zumara Desert and the tropical jungles of Samaria. We have flowers there that will take your breath away. The colors are …” He shrugged. “There are no words to describe how beautiful a place it is.”
“But no snow.” Elizabeth nestled her cheek closer into the hollow of his shoulder.
“No snow. I’d never seen s...now before I came here. It’s certainly a sight I’m glad not to have missed. Everything in Garvania is bolder and brighter.”
She lifted her head to look down at him. “Now you wait just a minute. If you want bold, I’ll have to show you a waterfall called Niagara. And as for bright, our Painted Desert could probably give your Zumara a run for its money.”
He chuckled. “I’d heard that Americans are very competitive. I assure you I meant no disparagement.”
What to read after Last Bridge Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Johansen to read onlineMoreLess
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