Tales of Wonder
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It annoys them very much.
—G. K. CHESTERTON It had been a long winter. Arrhiza had counted every line and blister on the inside of the bark. Even the terrible binding power of the heartwood rings could not contain her longings. She desperately wanted spring to come so she could dance free, once again, of her tree. At night she looked up and, through the spiky winter branches, counted the shadows of early birds crossing the moon. She listened to the mewling of buds making their slow, painful pass...age to the light. She felt the sap veins pulse sluggishly around her. All the signs were there: spring was coming, spring was near, yet still there was no spring.
She knew that one morning, without warning, the rings would loosen and she would burst through the bark into her glade. It had happened every year of her life. But the painful wait, as winter slouched toward its dismal close, was becoming harder and harder to bear.
When Arrhiza had been younger, she had always slept the peaceful, uncaring sleep of trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It annoys them very much.
—G. K. CHESTERTON It had been a long winter. Arrhiza had counted every line and blister on the inside of the bark. Even the terrible binding power of the heartwood rings could not contain her longings. She desperately wanted spring to come so she could dance free, once again, of her tree. At night she looked up and, through the spiky winter branches, counted the shadows of early birds crossing the moon. She listened to the mewling of buds making their slow, painful pass...age to the light. She felt the sap veins pulse sluggishly around her. All the signs were there: spring was coming, spring was near, yet still there was no spring.
She knew that one morning, without warning, the rings would loosen and she would burst through the bark into her glade. It had happened every year of her life. But the painful wait, as winter slouched toward its dismal close, was becoming harder and harder to bear.
When Arrhiza had been younger, she had always slept the peaceful, uncaring sleep of trees.
What to read after Tales of Wonder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Yolen to read onlineMoreLess
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