Rowan in the Oak Tree
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She barely noticed her maman shouting, so usual was it, and so full of dreams of running away was she.
She didn’t notice at all when she was hit so hard that she fell into the dining table and hit her head, cutting it in the process. She didn’t register her maman’s instant change in demeanour as she picked Rowan up and sat her on a dining chair so she could wipe away the blood and put a plaster on.
The first thing she saw properly that day with her dream-filled eyes, were the eyes of her honey-c...oloured hound. Peyton looked happy; his brown eyes shone and his tongue hung out of his smiling jaws. He knew his little madam was happy, and he wagged his tail furiously, beating his cushion into a pulp.
When the big woman had gone, Peyton cautiously but eagerly came out from behind the door, head tucked down and bobbing, his tail wagging and his tongue lolling. He knew his little madam was happy, and wanted to know why, but first he needed to go outside.
Rowan wriggled her way off the high dining chair and stood, knees bent, arms wide, inviting Peyton for a cuddle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She barely noticed her maman shouting, so usual was it, and so full of dreams of running away was she.
She didn’t notice at all when she was hit so hard that she fell into the dining table and hit her head, cutting it in the process. She didn’t register her maman’s instant change in demeanour as she picked Rowan up and sat her on a dining chair so she could wipe away the blood and put a plaster on.
The first thing she saw properly that day with her dream-filled eyes, were the eyes of her honey-c...oloured hound. Peyton looked happy; his brown eyes shone and his tongue hung out of his smiling jaws. He knew his little madam was happy, and he wagged his tail furiously, beating his cushion into a pulp.
When the big woman had gone, Peyton cautiously but eagerly came out from behind the door, head tucked down and bobbing, his tail wagging and his tongue lolling. He knew his little madam was happy, and wanted to know why, but first he needed to go outside.
Rowan wriggled her way off the high dining chair and stood, knees bent, arms wide, inviting Peyton for a cuddle.
What to read after Rowan in the Oak Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page, Ayla to read onlineMoreLess
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