The Tiger's Egg (2010)
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The tops of the schooner masts swayed gently above the surrounding roofs, and the palm-shaded square was packed with stalls selling goods that had arrived by sail or steam from every point of the compass. There were silks and spices, turtles and tea chests, macaws, monkeys and incense and pearls, rope, sailcloth and brass chandlery, coffee and cinnamon, oils and unctions and strange carvings of grimacing faces, knives and pots and enormous seashells that nature had decorated with the colors of a... tropical sunrise. From the surrounding countryside, too, there were eggs, geese, buckets and barrels, salt meat and vegetables, and fresh fish landed that morning from the trawlers whose masters lived by the water’s edge.
They passed a stall selling rough woven robes in white and cream, with embroidered cuffs and collars, and from the back of the stall a flash of red caught Miles’s eye. A single crimson fez stood at the table’s edge, and the stall holder, following Miles’s eye, picked it up and placed it with a flourish on Miles’s head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tops of the schooner masts swayed gently above the surrounding roofs, and the palm-shaded square was packed with stalls selling goods that had arrived by sail or steam from every point of the compass. There were silks and spices, turtles and tea chests, macaws, monkeys and incense and pearls, rope, sailcloth and brass chandlery, coffee and cinnamon, oils and unctions and strange carvings of grimacing faces, knives and pots and enormous seashells that nature had decorated with the colors of a... tropical sunrise. From the surrounding countryside, too, there were eggs, geese, buckets and barrels, salt meat and vegetables, and fresh fish landed that morning from the trawlers whose masters lived by the water’s edge.
They passed a stall selling rough woven robes in white and cream, with embroidered cuffs and collars, and from the back of the stall a flash of red caught Miles’s eye. A single crimson fez stood at the table’s edge, and the stall holder, following Miles’s eye, picked it up and placed it with a flourish on Miles’s head.
What to read after The Tiger's Egg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Berkeley to read onlineMoreLess
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