Alien Jungle
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He stared at the fungus jungle, and awe overran his apprehension. Thick, black mushrooms stood as tall as trees, their trunks laced with orange and red vines. Toadstools piled one atop the other like gnarled, bright green rocks, and saw-toothed canes rattled and snapped.
“Look at this one.” Impani laughed and stepped toward a purple puffball that stood nearly to her chest. It pulsed rhythmically, growing with each beat.
Natica grinned and glanced around. “No wonder they wanted to farm th...is world.”
Trace ran his hand along a huge mushroom and gazed up at the gills beneath its cap. With his knife, he sliced a wedge from the trunk. An oily liquid dripped like blood. He watched it for a moment then stowed the wedge in a specimen container.
“We were supposed to drop into the colonists’ camp,” he told his team. “Impani, take a reading. See if you can locate a clearing.”
Impani held out her sonic resonator—and a group of reeds curled away as if cringing from the sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stared at the fungus jungle, and awe overran his apprehension. Thick, black mushrooms stood as tall as trees, their trunks laced with orange and red vines. Toadstools piled one atop the other like gnarled, bright green rocks, and saw-toothed canes rattled and snapped.
“Look at this one.” Impani laughed and stepped toward a purple puffball that stood nearly to her chest. It pulsed rhythmically, growing with each beat.
Natica grinned and glanced around. “No wonder they wanted to farm th...is world.”
Trace ran his hand along a huge mushroom and gazed up at the gills beneath its cap. With his knife, he sliced a wedge from the trunk. An oily liquid dripped like blood. He watched it for a moment then stowed the wedge in a specimen container.
“We were supposed to drop into the colonists’ camp,” he told his team. “Impani, take a reading. See if you can locate a clearing.”
Impani held out her sonic resonator—and a group of reeds curled away as if cringing from the sound.
What to read after Alien Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxanne Smolen to read onlineMoreLess
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