True Heart (2003)
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Heart saw him trace her scar, his hand gentle, his eyes sad.
On the other side of the carriers, Lord Dunraven continued talking. “There’s still far too many,” he was saying. “The fewer books the better.”
Heart glanced at the boy lord. His skin was the color of eggshells. He was patting Avamir, staring at Moonsilver in delight.
“I’ve ordered more burnings,” the man talking to Lord Dunraven said clearly.
Heart looked up.
The boy turned. “Burnings?”
Lord Dunraven cleared his throat. “Books. It’s ti...me to get rid of the old legends once and for all.”
The boy looked troubled. “My father loved books,” he said politely. “So do I.”
“You’d like them less if you could ride and hunt,” the man next to Lord Dunraven said.
“That isn’t true,” the boy said.
The man frowned. “Your father was a fool to coddle you.”
Heart saw the boy’s eyes flood with tears. “Uncle Stevenar, please don’t insult him now.”
The man laughed gently. “I know you’re sad that he died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heart saw him trace her scar, his hand gentle, his eyes sad.
On the other side of the carriers, Lord Dunraven continued talking. “There’s still far too many,” he was saying. “The fewer books the better.”
Heart glanced at the boy lord. His skin was the color of eggshells. He was patting Avamir, staring at Moonsilver in delight.
“I’ve ordered more burnings,” the man talking to Lord Dunraven said clearly.
Heart looked up.
The boy turned. “Burnings?”
Lord Dunraven cleared his throat. “Books. It’s ti...me to get rid of the old legends once and for all.”
The boy looked troubled. “My father loved books,” he said politely. “So do I.”
“You’d like them less if you could ride and hunt,” the man next to Lord Dunraven said.
“That isn’t true,” the boy said.
The man frowned. “Your father was a fool to coddle you.”
Heart saw the boy’s eyes flood with tears. “Uncle Stevenar, please don’t insult him now.”
The man laughed gently. “I know you’re sad that he died.
What to read after True Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Duey to read onlineMoreLess
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