The Vanishing Sculptor
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she asked no one in particular.No one answered.She turned to the wizard. “Should I go to Mother’s room? He could be hurt, right? He could be in the closet, crumpled on the floor, in pain, alone!”She started for the door. Junkit and Zabeth flew above her head.Fenworth’s voice followed her out of the room. “Great imagination. Creative, like her father. Is there a draft coming from the hall? Shut the door!”Tipper picked up her skirts and ran down the hall. She burst into her mother’s dark bedroom a...nd raced to the closet door. Both Junkit and Zabeth screeched. The door swung open and whacked her in the face, knocking her to the floor.“Tipper!” Her father knelt beside her. “Are you hurt?”The minor dragons landed beside her and shifted nervously as they tried to sidle closer.She struggled to sit up. “Are you hurt?”“Me? No.” The darkness concealed his expression, but she recognized confusion in his voice. “Why would I be hurt?”She sighed and relaxed against the floor, giving up any effort to rise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she asked no one in particular.No one answered.She turned to the wizard. “Should I go to Mother’s room? He could be hurt, right? He could be in the closet, crumpled on the floor, in pain, alone!”She started for the door. Junkit and Zabeth flew above her head.Fenworth’s voice followed her out of the room. “Great imagination. Creative, like her father. Is there a draft coming from the hall? Shut the door!”Tipper picked up her skirts and ran down the hall. She burst into her mother’s dark bedroom a...nd raced to the closet door. Both Junkit and Zabeth screeched. The door swung open and whacked her in the face, knocking her to the floor.“Tipper!” Her father knelt beside her. “Are you hurt?”The minor dragons landed beside her and shifted nervously as they tried to sidle closer.She struggled to sit up. “Are you hurt?”“Me? No.” The darkness concealed his expression, but she recognized confusion in his voice. “Why would I be hurt?”She sighed and relaxed against the floor, giving up any effort to rise.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donita K. Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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