Thorn (2011)
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They had not been the ill-mannered jeering children you saw today and the kind of children who had lived in Bolt Place, but pale, silent, thin creatures, hollow-eyed and lank-haired. Men sometimes came to the house to look at them. They were towering brutish men with coarse black hair on the backs of their hands and greedy, snatching fingers. They were ogres really, only they were wearing human-face disguises so that people would not know. They gave the mothers money and took the children away. ...They said the children would be put to work, they would work in coal mines and sweeping chimneys in rich houses. It was hard work, but at least they would be fed and housed and later on they could be apprenticed and learn a proper trade. But Quincy knew that really the men wanted to lie in bed with the little girls and stroke them with their hairy hands and jab their thick fingers into the little girls’ bodies. When they had had enough, they would sell them to other men who wanted to do the same things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had not been the ill-mannered jeering children you saw today and the kind of children who had lived in Bolt Place, but pale, silent, thin creatures, hollow-eyed and lank-haired. Men sometimes came to the house to look at them. They were towering brutish men with coarse black hair on the backs of their hands and greedy, snatching fingers. They were ogres really, only they were wearing human-face disguises so that people would not know. They gave the mothers money and took the children away. ...They said the children would be put to work, they would work in coal mines and sweeping chimneys in rich houses. It was hard work, but at least they would be fed and housed and later on they could be apprenticed and learn a proper trade. But Quincy knew that really the men wanted to lie in bed with the little girls and stroke them with their hairy hands and jab their thick fingers into the little girls’ bodies. When they had had enough, they would sell them to other men who wanted to do the same things.
What to read after Thorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Rayne to read onlineMoreLess
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