The Rose Throne (2013)
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It was early autumn, and as yet there had been no snow to block the roads south as there sometimes could be in Weirland, but Issa wondered how long Kellin would put off his return to Rurik. It would be a long journey home for him, and surely King Haikor was anxious for both his return and his news. And yet, Issa knew how much Kedor enjoyed his brother’s company, so she hated to bring up the topic of Kellin leaving with her father, fearing that would hasten the departure.
Furthermore, Kellin’s qu...estions about the underground ekhono refuge had made Issa reconsider the simple answers her father had given her in the past. One morning, she asked King Jaap, “Why must the ekhono refugees from Rurik remain here so long? Why are they not immediately accepted into the larger kingdom?”
“Over the years, they have come in increasing numbers, and I have not found places for them all. There is nothing sinister in it,” said King Jaap.
“But they come here for freedom. Why must they be hidden underground?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was early autumn, and as yet there had been no snow to block the roads south as there sometimes could be in Weirland, but Issa wondered how long Kellin would put off his return to Rurik. It would be a long journey home for him, and surely King Haikor was anxious for both his return and his news. And yet, Issa knew how much Kedor enjoyed his brother’s company, so she hated to bring up the topic of Kellin leaving with her father, fearing that would hasten the departure.
Furthermore, Kellin’s qu...estions about the underground ekhono refuge had made Issa reconsider the simple answers her father had given her in the past. One morning, she asked King Jaap, “Why must the ekhono refugees from Rurik remain here so long? Why are they not immediately accepted into the larger kingdom?”
“Over the years, they have come in increasing numbers, and I have not found places for them all. There is nothing sinister in it,” said King Jaap.
“But they come here for freedom. Why must they be hidden underground?
What to read after The Rose Throne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mette Ivie Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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