The Snow Queen (2013)
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The birch trees budded and the days lengthened; the sun hung like a yellow flower in the midnight sky. On the first warm morning Ritva pulled the covers off Gerda’s bed, seized her by both hands and dragged her to her feet.
“What’s happening?” yawned Gerda, rubbing sleep out of her eyes.
“Winter’s over, and both of us stink, and I’m going down to the river to wash. You’re coming with me.”
Gerda jerked her hands out of Ritva’s grasp and crept back into her pile of skins.
Ritva stood over her, sco...wling. “What’s the matter with you? Are you afraid of water?”
Gerda shook her head. “The men . . . the men will see us.”
“Not today. They’ve all gone off hunting, and they won’t be back till nightfall. Make haste, lazy one, the morning is half gone.”
All Ritva had put on that morning was a long woollen shirt, gathered at the waist with a strip of leather. Bare-legged, she leaped and strutted down the slope to the riverbank, with Gerda trailing dolefully behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The birch trees budded and the days lengthened; the sun hung like a yellow flower in the midnight sky. On the first warm morning Ritva pulled the covers off Gerda’s bed, seized her by both hands and dragged her to her feet.
“What’s happening?” yawned Gerda, rubbing sleep out of her eyes.
“Winter’s over, and both of us stink, and I’m going down to the river to wash. You’re coming with me.”
Gerda jerked her hands out of Ritva’s grasp and crept back into her pile of skins.
Ritva stood over her, sco...wling. “What’s the matter with you? Are you afraid of water?”
Gerda shook her head. “The men . . . the men will see us.”
“Not today. They’ve all gone off hunting, and they won’t be back till nightfall. Make haste, lazy one, the morning is half gone.”
All Ritva had put on that morning was a long woollen shirt, gathered at the waist with a strip of leather. Bare-legged, she leaped and strutted down the slope to the riverbank, with Gerda trailing dolefully behind.
What to read after The Snow Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eileen Kernaghan to read onlineMoreLess
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