(1972) the Halloween Tree
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Moundshroud ripped a great tissue from the side of the barn! It fluttered in his hands: the eye of a tiger! Another rip from another ancient poster and—the mouth of a lion!
The boys heard roars of Africa down the wind.
They blinked. They ran. They scratched with fingernails. They plucked with hands. They seized off strips and patches and huge rolls of animal flesh, of fang, and piercing eye, of wounded flank, of blood-red claw of tail, of bound and leap and cry. The whole side of the bar...n was an ancient parade stopped dead. They tore it asunder. And with each tear they pulled off talon, tongue, or ravening feline eye. Beneath waited layer upon layer of jungle nightmare, delicious encounters with polar bears, panicked zebra, milling prides of lions, charging rhinos, clambering gorillas which pawed up the side of midnight and swung toward dawn. A thousand animals in congregation rumbled to be set free.
Now free in fists and hands and fingers, whistling on the autumn wind, the boys raced off across the grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moundshroud ripped a great tissue from the side of the barn! It fluttered in his hands: the eye of a tiger! Another rip from another ancient poster and—the mouth of a lion!
The boys heard roars of Africa down the wind.
They blinked. They ran. They scratched with fingernails. They plucked with hands. They seized off strips and patches and huge rolls of animal flesh, of fang, and piercing eye, of wounded flank, of blood-red claw of tail, of bound and leap and cry. The whole side of the bar...n was an ancient parade stopped dead. They tore it asunder. And with each tear they pulled off talon, tongue, or ravening feline eye. Beneath waited layer upon layer of jungle nightmare, delicious encounters with polar bears, panicked zebra, milling prides of lions, charging rhinos, clambering gorillas which pawed up the side of midnight and swung toward dawn. A thousand animals in congregation rumbled to be set free.
Now free in fists and hands and fingers, whistling on the autumn wind, the boys raced off across the grass.
What to read after (1972) the Halloween Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Bradbury to read onlineMoreLess
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