The Golden Acorn
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He stopped at the bottom of the ladder. His KEEP OUT sign was still there. He shouted to Camelin.‘Can I come up?’‘Are you alone?’‘Yes.’‘Then it’s OK. Come up.’Jack wondered why Camelin was being so secretive but as soon as he put his head through the trap-door he understood. The contents of Camelin’s emergency ration basket were strewn over the floor. He’d begun sorting them into piles.‘Just counting,’ he explained. ‘I’m good at counting.’Jack watched as Camelin lovingly replaced his stash piece... by piece into the basket.‘Did you bring me anything for your flying lesson?’Jack had some chocolate bars packed in his bag. He’d remembered to put a couple in his pocket when he returned the golden acorn to his bedroom.‘Hope you like these!’Camelin took the bars and tossed them into the basket. He looked very pleased.‘That’s twenty-nine,’ he announced, ‘and milk chocolate is one of my favourites.’Jack suspected anything to do with chocolate would be a favourite for Camelin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stopped at the bottom of the ladder. His KEEP OUT sign was still there. He shouted to Camelin.‘Can I come up?’‘Are you alone?’‘Yes.’‘Then it’s OK. Come up.’Jack wondered why Camelin was being so secretive but as soon as he put his head through the trap-door he understood. The contents of Camelin’s emergency ration basket were strewn over the floor. He’d begun sorting them into piles.‘Just counting,’ he explained. ‘I’m good at counting.’Jack watched as Camelin lovingly replaced his stash piece... by piece into the basket.‘Did you bring me anything for your flying lesson?’Jack had some chocolate bars packed in his bag. He’d remembered to put a couple in his pocket when he returned the golden acorn to his bedroom.‘Hope you like these!’Camelin took the bars and tossed them into the basket. He looked very pleased.‘That’s twenty-nine,’ he announced, ‘and milk chocolate is one of my favourites.’Jack suspected anything to do with chocolate would be a favourite for Camelin.
What to read after The Golden Acorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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