The Last Phoenix (2010)
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Fenella croaked from the table. “Run, lovie, run!”
Milly jumped to her feet, but as she turned back to the open window it slammed shut with a loud bang. Mr. Milton chuckled softly. It wasn’t a pleasant sound.
“I don’t understand,” Milly said, her mind still struggling to accept the change in him. “You seemed so nice…”
Milton arched an eyebrow. “Would you have come here with your phoenix had I been bad-tempered or aloof? I had to seem a harmless, lonely old man of whom you could take advantage.” ...He snorted. “You thought you were tricking me wonderfully, didn’t you? That I was unknowingly providing you with the perfect home for your golden friend.” His face hardened. “But all the time, I was the one pulling the strings.”
Milly stared, realizing how completely they had been fooled. “So you knew Fenella would come to us and you made friends with my stepmum just so we would know about the workshop and think of it as a hiding place?”
He nodded. “And, gracious me, the kiln was jammed on full blast twenty-four hours a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fenella croaked from the table. “Run, lovie, run!”
Milly jumped to her feet, but as she turned back to the open window it slammed shut with a loud bang. Mr. Milton chuckled softly. It wasn’t a pleasant sound.
“I don’t understand,” Milly said, her mind still struggling to accept the change in him. “You seemed so nice…”
Milton arched an eyebrow. “Would you have come here with your phoenix had I been bad-tempered or aloof? I had to seem a harmless, lonely old man of whom you could take advantage.” ...He snorted. “You thought you were tricking me wonderfully, didn’t you? That I was unknowingly providing you with the perfect home for your golden friend.” His face hardened. “But all the time, I was the one pulling the strings.”
Milly stared, realizing how completely they had been fooled. “So you knew Fenella would come to us and you made friends with my stepmum just so we would know about the workshop and think of it as a hiding place?”
He nodded. “And, gracious me, the kiln was jammed on full blast twenty-four hours a day.
What to read after The Last Phoenix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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