The Tin-Kin
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For a minute I’m stuck on the corner of the Lane wondering which way to go. I scuff my toes into the dust and stones, and a breathful of wind sends some dry curly leaves rolling and crackling towards me. Some of them settle round my feet. I think of Hansel and Gretel, and look to see if there are any white stones nearby so I could make a trail, but most of the stones are the same pale grey.
I walk a few steps towards the Lane, remembering Uncle Jock’s angry voice. I have to swallow hard. Then I ...walk back to the spot I was in before and take a few steps along the river, away from home and into the dark. My heart leaps like a salmon at the dare. I’m feeling brave.
Soon my eyes are dry and I’ve sniffed till I can breathe properly again. I cross the river at the next bridge and turn back towards the cathedral on the other side, darting from tree to tree just in case Uncle Jock is still slouched there against the wall and sees me. The shadows of the branches are a bit scary. They reach out like charred fingers with long witches’ nails and I stamp hard on every one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a minute I’m stuck on the corner of the Lane wondering which way to go. I scuff my toes into the dust and stones, and a breathful of wind sends some dry curly leaves rolling and crackling towards me. Some of them settle round my feet. I think of Hansel and Gretel, and look to see if there are any white stones nearby so I could make a trail, but most of the stones are the same pale grey.
I walk a few steps towards the Lane, remembering Uncle Jock’s angry voice. I have to swallow hard. Then I ...walk back to the spot I was in before and take a few steps along the river, away from home and into the dark. My heart leaps like a salmon at the dare. I’m feeling brave.
Soon my eyes are dry and I’ve sniffed till I can breathe properly again. I cross the river at the next bridge and turn back towards the cathedral on the other side, darting from tree to tree just in case Uncle Jock is still slouched there against the wall and sees me. The shadows of the branches are a bit scary. They reach out like charred fingers with long witches’ nails and I stamp hard on every one.
What to read after The Tin-Kin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Thom to read onlineMoreLess
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