The Reef (2009)
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The fringe of reef looked like sepia crochet, clumps of coral linked by small pools and patches of white sand. The tide was halfway across the shoreline reef, rivulets and channels rushing towards the sand where, come moonrise, the aqua coverlet would turn back upon itself again.
Jennifer saw the rusted skeletal remains of an iron boat jammed into the reef; it jarred the pristine scene. Further away on the horizon was a smudge that Bob pointed out to her.
‘That’s Sooty. A tiny private islet the ...resort leases from the owner. It’s got the more rustic eco accommodation. Y’know, mozzies, safari tents, campfire, barbies and skinny dipping. Upmarket roughing it.’ ‘Sooty is a strange name. Was it a volcano?’ ‘The Great Barrier Reef is millions of years old. Nah, it’s named after the sooty-headed terns that roost all over it.’ Spread over several kilometres of ocean were dive and fishing boats; closer in, windsurfers and kayaks. An extended jetty had tourist boats tied to its spindly legs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fringe of reef looked like sepia crochet, clumps of coral linked by small pools and patches of white sand. The tide was halfway across the shoreline reef, rivulets and channels rushing towards the sand where, come moonrise, the aqua coverlet would turn back upon itself again.
Jennifer saw the rusted skeletal remains of an iron boat jammed into the reef; it jarred the pristine scene. Further away on the horizon was a smudge that Bob pointed out to her.
‘That’s Sooty. A tiny private islet the ...resort leases from the owner. It’s got the more rustic eco accommodation. Y’know, mozzies, safari tents, campfire, barbies and skinny dipping. Upmarket roughing it.’ ‘Sooty is a strange name. Was it a volcano?’ ‘The Great Barrier Reef is millions of years old. Nah, it’s named after the sooty-headed terns that roost all over it.’ Spread over several kilometres of ocean were dive and fishing boats; closer in, windsurfers and kayaks. An extended jetty had tourist boats tied to its spindly legs.
What to read after The Reef?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Di Morrissey to read onlineMoreLess
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