The Turtle Boy: Peregrine's Tale
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Thick limbs of spruce tried to slow his passage, but he fought through them until the air around him grew denser and the light faded. When he paused and took in his surroundings, he could see nothing but trees, some dead and fallen, most standing tall and creaking in the wind.
A fresh wave of fear flooded through him. He had been in the woods a thousand times, but never when the light was seeping from the day. Never when a storm was shredding the sky over the trees, and never to escape death at ...the hands of his own mother. He bent a hand back to knead the throbbing at the base of his spine, recalling as he did so the time he'd asked his mother why Uncle Marty walked around with one arm permanently crooked behind his back.
Spine trouble, she'd told him.
As he trudged his way through the trees, picking his way over deadwood and avoiding critter holes, he thought he finally understood the pain Uncle Marty had had to live with. He wondered if that was the reason the old man drank so much.
The sky thrust a spear of lightning and cracked the earth somewhere up ahead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thick limbs of spruce tried to slow his passage, but he fought through them until the air around him grew denser and the light faded. When he paused and took in his surroundings, he could see nothing but trees, some dead and fallen, most standing tall and creaking in the wind.
A fresh wave of fear flooded through him. He had been in the woods a thousand times, but never when the light was seeping from the day. Never when a storm was shredding the sky over the trees, and never to escape death at ...the hands of his own mother. He bent a hand back to knead the throbbing at the base of his spine, recalling as he did so the time he'd asked his mother why Uncle Marty walked around with one arm permanently crooked behind his back.
Spine trouble, she'd told him.
As he trudged his way through the trees, picking his way over deadwood and avoiding critter holes, he thought he finally understood the pain Uncle Marty had had to live with. He wondered if that was the reason the old man drank so much.
The sky thrust a spear of lightning and cracked the earth somewhere up ahead.
What to read after The Turtle Boy: Peregrine's Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kealan Patrick Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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