Taj And the Great Camel Trek (2009)
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‘You win you get cup – Port Augatta Cup.’ ‘I can ride a camel,’ I said. ‘Surely I could ride a goat.’ Tommy wasn’t so sure. ‘Goats hard fellas to ride, worse than camels.’ ‘When is it?’ ‘Saturday.’ Saturday was only three days away, and Padar and I had to practise loading the camels that day. Perhaps I would have time to ride a goat as well, but Tommy didn’t seem to want to show me the goats at Tassie’s Store. ‘I can be a jockey for them,’ I said.
In the end Tommy gave in. Mr Thomas Gibson a...t the store knew him. ‘Good day to you, Tommy, me boy.’ He had a voice you could hear across a desert. ‘What can I be doing for you?’ He was friendlier than other white men I’d met.
Tommy didn’t open his mouth so I did. ‘I would like to ride one of your goats in the race on Saturday.’ Mr Gibson looked at me with his eyes half shut. ‘Is it riding a goat you think you can do, boy?’ ‘I ride a camel every day,’ I said, still believing a goat would be easier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘You win you get cup – Port Augatta Cup.’ ‘I can ride a camel,’ I said. ‘Surely I could ride a goat.’ Tommy wasn’t so sure. ‘Goats hard fellas to ride, worse than camels.’ ‘When is it?’ ‘Saturday.’ Saturday was only three days away, and Padar and I had to practise loading the camels that day. Perhaps I would have time to ride a goat as well, but Tommy didn’t seem to want to show me the goats at Tassie’s Store. ‘I can be a jockey for them,’ I said.
In the end Tommy gave in. Mr Thomas Gibson a...t the store knew him. ‘Good day to you, Tommy, me boy.’ He had a voice you could hear across a desert. ‘What can I be doing for you?’ He was friendlier than other white men I’d met.
Tommy didn’t open his mouth so I did. ‘I would like to ride one of your goats in the race on Saturday.’ Mr Gibson looked at me with his eyes half shut. ‘Is it riding a goat you think you can do, boy?’ ‘I ride a camel every day,’ I said, still believing a goat would be easier.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosanne Hawke to read onlineMoreLess
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