Little Lion (2012)
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“What about pirates?” he asked his sister. “What about shipwrecks?”
“We’ll worry about all that once we get on that ship,” Maisie said without slowing down.
“But we don’t have any money for tickets,” Felix said, struggling to keep up.
At that, Maisie stopped. “I know,” she said, grinning. “We’re going to stow away.”
“What? No way!” Felix said. He folded his arms across his chest to show her he meant it.
“People do it all the time,” Maisie said.
“Like who?” Felix said, exa...sperated.
“Like . . . like . . . stowaways,” she said, and with that she took off again toward the docks.
“That’s a ridiculous answer!” Felix called after her.
When she didn’t even pause, Felix started off after her, his chest heavy with worry. Even if he could put aside his fears about the catastrophes that might happen at sea, now that the ships were coming into view, he couldn’t ignore the fact that the only time he ever went on a sailboat, he threw up the entire afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What about pirates?” he asked his sister. “What about shipwrecks?”
“We’ll worry about all that once we get on that ship,” Maisie said without slowing down.
“But we don’t have any money for tickets,” Felix said, struggling to keep up.
At that, Maisie stopped. “I know,” she said, grinning. “We’re going to stow away.”
“What? No way!” Felix said. He folded his arms across his chest to show her he meant it.
“People do it all the time,” Maisie said.
“Like who?” Felix said, exa...sperated.
“Like . . . like . . . stowaways,” she said, and with that she took off again toward the docks.
“That’s a ridiculous answer!” Felix called after her.
When she didn’t even pause, Felix started off after her, his chest heavy with worry. Even if he could put aside his fears about the catastrophes that might happen at sea, now that the ships were coming into view, he couldn’t ignore the fact that the only time he ever went on a sailboat, he threw up the entire afternoon.
What to read after Little Lion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Hood to read onlineMoreLess
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