The Wild Things
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The Bull -- that seemed to be his name -- followed Carol into a cave under an enormous tree. Inside the cave, there were two torches illuminating a golden oval of a room.
The Bull put Max down and rooted around in a small pile of rubble on the ground. He soon retrieved a scepter, copper-colored and bejeweled, and gave it to Max. Max inspected it reverently. It was heavy, but not too heavy. It was perfect, with a hand-carved handle and a crystal orb at the top.
The Bull continued to dig t...hrough the rubble. Curious, Max peered around the Bull and saw that it wasn’t a pile of sticks and rocks but a pile of what looked to be bones. They were yellowed and broken, the remains of what seemed like a dozen different creatures. Twisted and spotted skulls and ribs in sizes and shapes Max had never seen in any book or museum.
“Aha!” Carol bellowed. “There it is.”
Max looked up to see that the Bull had pulled a crown from the heap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Bull -- that seemed to be his name -- followed Carol into a cave under an enormous tree. Inside the cave, there were two torches illuminating a golden oval of a room.
The Bull put Max down and rooted around in a small pile of rubble on the ground. He soon retrieved a scepter, copper-colored and bejeweled, and gave it to Max. Max inspected it reverently. It was heavy, but not too heavy. It was perfect, with a hand-carved handle and a crystal orb at the top.
The Bull continued to dig t...hrough the rubble. Curious, Max peered around the Bull and saw that it wasn’t a pile of sticks and rocks but a pile of what looked to be bones. They were yellowed and broken, the remains of what seemed like a dozen different creatures. Twisted and spotted skulls and ribs in sizes and shapes Max had never seen in any book or museum.
“Aha!” Carol bellowed. “There it is.”
Max looked up to see that the Bull had pulled a crown from the heap.
What to read after The Wild Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dave Eggers to read onlineMoreLess
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