A Spirited Gift (2011)
A Spirited Gift
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The one who cursed Duck with his dying breath?” Kevin asked. “I didn’t know you were related to him.”
“I didn’t either.” I explained from the beginning, wondering why I even tried to keep secrets from him, since he always ended up knowing anyway.
“He’s too addlepated to understand,” Rafe inserted, showing himself to me.
“You’re violating our agreement,” I told him.
“He’s here now?” Kevin looked around the empty ballroom.
“He wants to know about me. What better way than to hear it from me persona...lly,” Rafe insisted. “Besides, you told him about me. That breaks our agreement.”
“He can’t hear you or see you,” I reminded the pirate. “Remember—he’s not related.”
“What’s he saying?” Kevin wondered, giving up trying to find him hovering close by.
“He’s not saying anything else—unless he doesn’t want my help anymore.”
Rafe vanished, but his leaving was like a sudden surge of air blasting through the ballroom. It rattled the chandelier and made the pieces of glass on the floor dance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The one who cursed Duck with his dying breath?” Kevin asked. “I didn’t know you were related to him.”
“I didn’t either.” I explained from the beginning, wondering why I even tried to keep secrets from him, since he always ended up knowing anyway.
“He’s too addlepated to understand,” Rafe inserted, showing himself to me.
“You’re violating our agreement,” I told him.
“He’s here now?” Kevin looked around the empty ballroom.
“He wants to know about me. What better way than to hear it from me persona...lly,” Rafe insisted. “Besides, you told him about me. That breaks our agreement.”
“He can’t hear you or see you,” I reminded the pirate. “Remember—he’s not related.”
“What’s he saying?” Kevin wondered, giving up trying to find him hovering close by.
“He’s not saying anything else—unless he doesn’t want my help anymore.”
Rafe vanished, but his leaving was like a sudden surge of air blasting through the ballroom. It rattled the chandelier and made the pieces of glass on the floor dance.
What to read after A Spirited Gift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Lavene to read onlineMoreLess
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