The Finding of Freddie Perkins (2013)
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Time went slowly here. As slow as the solemn grandfather clock in the gloomy hall whose pendulum seemed to limp as it swung to and fro, to and fro in its monotonous dirge; as slow as Granny P climbing the stairs carefully and creakily one at a time – in fact, sometimes Freddie wasn’t sure whether it was the stairs that were creaking, or Granny P herself.
Freddie decided to spend this rainy Saturday morning making a list in his head, reciting everything that was different, and horrid, about Willo...w Beck compared to Westgate Square Gardens – in the old days before the silence, that was.
His mind drew up two columns of opposites. It was dark, not light; cold, not warm; and full of old, dark things rather than bright colours. The chairs were hard, upright and dark, not all sinky-in-to and cushy like the big squidgy ones in the snug at home. Or like that massive one in Mum and Dad’s room which he used to fall asleep in when he insisted on ‘staying up’ to watch cartoons when he was ill, or lonely, or a bit frightened after a bad dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time went slowly here. As slow as the solemn grandfather clock in the gloomy hall whose pendulum seemed to limp as it swung to and fro, to and fro in its monotonous dirge; as slow as Granny P climbing the stairs carefully and creakily one at a time – in fact, sometimes Freddie wasn’t sure whether it was the stairs that were creaking, or Granny P herself.
Freddie decided to spend this rainy Saturday morning making a list in his head, reciting everything that was different, and horrid, about Willo...w Beck compared to Westgate Square Gardens – in the old days before the silence, that was.
His mind drew up two columns of opposites. It was dark, not light; cold, not warm; and full of old, dark things rather than bright colours. The chairs were hard, upright and dark, not all sinky-in-to and cushy like the big squidgy ones in the snug at home. Or like that massive one in Mum and Dad’s room which he used to fall asleep in when he insisted on ‘staying up’ to watch cartoons when he was ill, or lonely, or a bit frightened after a bad dream.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liz Baddaley to read onlineMoreLess
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