Anything for a Quiet Life (2013)
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It was called the Top Field, because it was the northernmost of the seven which made up Maggs’s Farm, and stood a little higher than the other six. Under the hedge which bordered its upper end something was moving, slipping in and out of the shadows. It might have been an animal but, when it appeared for a moment in the full moonlight, it could be seen to be a boy.
Tommo was a young tearaway who lived with his mother in a farmhouse two miles up the road. She had long given up any attempt to cont...rol him, and her neighbours all prophesied that he would come to a bad end. What he was doing, at three o’clock on that particular morning, was setting snares for rabbits. They holed up under the bank among the roots of the thorn bushes and would start coming out at first light. Tommo reckoned to pick up three or four. Later in the day he would offer them for sale to their rightful owner, Farmer Maggs.
He was not the only occupant of the Top Field.
A dark cloud was drifting along the upper edge of the pasture; moving, stopping and moving on again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was called the Top Field, because it was the northernmost of the seven which made up Maggs’s Farm, and stood a little higher than the other six. Under the hedge which bordered its upper end something was moving, slipping in and out of the shadows. It might have been an animal but, when it appeared for a moment in the full moonlight, it could be seen to be a boy.
Tommo was a young tearaway who lived with his mother in a farmhouse two miles up the road. She had long given up any attempt to cont...rol him, and her neighbours all prophesied that he would come to a bad end. What he was doing, at three o’clock on that particular morning, was setting snares for rabbits. They holed up under the bank among the roots of the thorn bushes and would start coming out at first light. Tommo reckoned to pick up three or four. Later in the day he would offer them for sale to their rightful owner, Farmer Maggs.
He was not the only occupant of the Top Field.
A dark cloud was drifting along the upper edge of the pasture; moving, stopping and moving on again.
What to read after Anything for a Quiet Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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