Summerkin (2013)
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Fray said from her post by the door.
“I know you did,” Fer answered, turning at the wall and pacing back across the room. Her bee zipped around her head, as if it could feel her nervousness. She wore her nightgown and robe, but she hadn’t been able to sleep. Rook wasn’t back yet, and it had to be almost dawn.
Twig appeared at her bedroom door, rubbing her eyes. “What’s the matter?”
“The puck’s still gone. He’s betrayed us,” Fray said, her voice a low growl.
Had he? Had he really? Fer shook her h...ead. “We don’t know that he’s done anything wrong.”
“It’s most likely,” Fray said. “You don’t know how pucks truly are, Lady. That puck has tricked you. He can’t be your friend; it’s not in his nature.”
A knocking, and they all turned toward the door. It swung open, and the stick-people came in with their loaded trays. “Breakfast,” said the nathe-warden, a different one this time, a man who had wide brown eyes like a deer but who wore the same uniform as the other wardens she’d seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fray said from her post by the door.
“I know you did,” Fer answered, turning at the wall and pacing back across the room. Her bee zipped around her head, as if it could feel her nervousness. She wore her nightgown and robe, but she hadn’t been able to sleep. Rook wasn’t back yet, and it had to be almost dawn.
Twig appeared at her bedroom door, rubbing her eyes. “What’s the matter?”
“The puck’s still gone. He’s betrayed us,” Fray said, her voice a low growl.
Had he? Had he really? Fer shook her h...ead. “We don’t know that he’s done anything wrong.”
“It’s most likely,” Fray said. “You don’t know how pucks truly are, Lady. That puck has tricked you. He can’t be your friend; it’s not in his nature.”
A knocking, and they all turned toward the door. It swung open, and the stick-people came in with their loaded trays. “Breakfast,” said the nathe-warden, a different one this time, a man who had wide brown eyes like a deer but who wore the same uniform as the other wardens she’d seen.
What to read after Summerkin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Prineas to read onlineMoreLess
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