Zoo Ii
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And yet his wife trembled, and a vague but heavy fear was upon her.”
Chloe stops reading aloud from A Tale of Two Cities and places the well-worn paperback down on her lap, suddenly overcome by emotion.
Charles Dickens wrote those words—about one of the novel’s main characters, worried about her husband’s safety—in 1859. Yet tonight, for Chloe, they hit painfully close to home. Her mind drifts to Oz, halfway around the world. A “vague but heavy fear” is definitely what she’s feeling.
... “Mommy, keep reading,” says Eli. He’s nestled in bed beside her under the covers. It’s one of the novels that she and Oz have been reading to Eli, a few pages a night, ever since they were in the Arctic. “Why did you stop?”
“Just lie there, honey. Something tells me you’ll fall asleep pretty soon.”
Chloe sets down the book, walks to the door, and is about to turn off the light… When she hears a loud scratching noise coming from outside.
What to read after Zoo Ii?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet his wife trembled, and a vague but heavy fear was upon her.”
Chloe stops reading aloud from A Tale of Two Cities and places the well-worn paperback down on her lap, suddenly overcome by emotion.
Charles Dickens wrote those words—about one of the novel’s main characters, worried about her husband’s safety—in 1859. Yet tonight, for Chloe, they hit painfully close to home. Her mind drifts to Oz, halfway around the world. A “vague but heavy fear” is definitely what she’s feeling.
... “Mommy, keep reading,” says Eli. He’s nestled in bed beside her under the covers. It’s one of the novels that she and Oz have been reading to Eli, a few pages a night, ever since they were in the Arctic. “Why did you stop?”
“Just lie there, honey. Something tells me you’ll fall asleep pretty soon.”
Chloe sets down the book, walks to the door, and is about to turn off the light… When she hears a loud scratching noise coming from outside.
What to read after Zoo Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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