Trapped in Ice
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Strong winds and blowing snow had made it impossible to see any more than a few feet away even at midday, and now, as the high moon set, it was like a wall of white. Michael wanted to go out and help with the dogs, something we did every afternoon, but we weren’t allowed. Nobody was allowed to leave the ship. It was too dangerous to travel even the few feet from the ship to the ice shelters.
I had no wish to go outside. It was so much better to lie on my bunk and read. Our cabin was feeling more... and more like home. The Captain had lent me a book about gardening. He had a wonderful collection of books and he invited me to borrow one anytime I wished. I was so grateful since I’d long ago exhausted the supply of books we’d packed for the voyage. It struck me as strange to be reading a book on planting a garden when the nearest living blooming plant was over a thousand miles away.
Suddenly I felt the ship shudder. It was a long, low vibration that seemed to move from one end of the vessel to the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strong winds and blowing snow had made it impossible to see any more than a few feet away even at midday, and now, as the high moon set, it was like a wall of white. Michael wanted to go out and help with the dogs, something we did every afternoon, but we weren’t allowed. Nobody was allowed to leave the ship. It was too dangerous to travel even the few feet from the ship to the ice shelters.
I had no wish to go outside. It was so much better to lie on my bunk and read. Our cabin was feeling more... and more like home. The Captain had lent me a book about gardening. He had a wonderful collection of books and he invited me to borrow one anytime I wished. I was so grateful since I’d long ago exhausted the supply of books we’d packed for the voyage. It struck me as strange to be reading a book on planting a garden when the nearest living blooming plant was over a thousand miles away.
Suddenly I felt the ship shudder. It was a long, low vibration that seemed to move from one end of the vessel to the other.
What to read after Trapped in Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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