A Dream for Tomorrow
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One moment the sky could be clear and blue, and just minutes later a herd of menacing gray clouds could roll in. Elizabeth was accustomed to summer thunderstorms, but in the past she and the children had always sought the shelter of the barn or the house during a bad one. It was altogether different when their only refuge was their canvas-covered wagon.
“Don’t be afraid,” she told JT and Ruth in the back of their wagon, waiting out a storm and peering out the round opening to watch the lightning... flash across the sky. Although it wasn’t yet suppertime, the sky was the color of slate and as dark as dusk. Because of the threatening storm, the wagon train had stopped early to make camp for the night. And after seeing an uncomfortably close strike, everyone had retreated to the safety of their wagons, waiting for the danger to pass. Brady and Flax were hunkered down beneath the wagon now. And as Elizabeth witnessed another strike followed immediately by a clap of thunder that shook the wagon, she wondered if they might be safer down there too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One moment the sky could be clear and blue, and just minutes later a herd of menacing gray clouds could roll in. Elizabeth was accustomed to summer thunderstorms, but in the past she and the children had always sought the shelter of the barn or the house during a bad one. It was altogether different when their only refuge was their canvas-covered wagon.
“Don’t be afraid,” she told JT and Ruth in the back of their wagon, waiting out a storm and peering out the round opening to watch the lightning... flash across the sky. Although it wasn’t yet suppertime, the sky was the color of slate and as dark as dusk. Because of the threatening storm, the wagon train had stopped early to make camp for the night. And after seeing an uncomfortably close strike, everyone had retreated to the safety of their wagons, waiting for the danger to pass. Brady and Flax were hunkered down beneath the wagon now. And as Elizabeth witnessed another strike followed immediately by a clap of thunder that shook the wagon, she wondered if they might be safer down there too.
What to read after A Dream for Tomorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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