The Rainbow Opal (2014)
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It grew dimmer and dimmer until it looked just like an ordinary opal again.Custard seemed to have more energy. He lifted his head off Maya’s arm and looked around. Then he wriggled and wriggled. Rosalind tried him with the bottle of milk and he drank the whole lot! The girls grinned at each other. Kanga gave a squawk and hopped up and down on the windowsill.
Summer undid the necklace from Custard’s neck and put it back around her own. “It looks like the magic of the opal worked after all!” S...he kissed the top of Custard’s furry head.“But who would have guessed he needed to lick it?” said Rosalind. “Lottie is never going to believe it!”The door burst open and Lottie staggered in with the torch in her hand. Her pyjamas were covered in smears of mud and there were leaves in her hair.“Lottie!” said Summer. “Well done for finding your way back over the bridge.”“I’m so tired,” Lottie panted. “How’s Custard?”“He’s much better now,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It grew dimmer and dimmer until it looked just like an ordinary opal again.Custard seemed to have more energy. He lifted his head off Maya’s arm and looked around. Then he wriggled and wriggled. Rosalind tried him with the bottle of milk and he drank the whole lot! The girls grinned at each other. Kanga gave a squawk and hopped up and down on the windowsill.
Summer undid the necklace from Custard’s neck and put it back around her own. “It looks like the magic of the opal worked after all!” S...he kissed the top of Custard’s furry head.“But who would have guessed he needed to lick it?” said Rosalind. “Lottie is never going to believe it!”The door burst open and Lottie staggered in with the torch in her hand. Her pyjamas were covered in smears of mud and there were leaves in her hair.“Lottie!” said Summer. “Well done for finding your way back over the bridge.”“I’m so tired,” Lottie panted. “How’s Custard?”“He’s much better now,”
What to read after The Rainbow Opal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paula Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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