Bluestar's Prophecy (2009)
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Pinestar brushed his tail lightly over Bluefur’s shoulder before entering the tunnel. Almost at once, his red-brown coat vanished into the shadows.
With one last glance at the star-filled sky, Bluefur followed. Darkness swallowed her, pressing so thick that she held her breath and waited for the blackness to swamp her like water. Pinestar’s paw steps brushed the floor as it began to slope deep into the earth, and she padded after him with the blood roaring in her ears.
“Pinestar?” she gasped. Fr...eezing air rushed into her lungs. The taste of water and stone and earth bathed her tongue. Where was he? His scent was lost in the jumble of strange odors. Crushed by the darkness, panic surged through her pelt. She darted forward, squawking as she crashed into him and bowled him over.
“What in the name of StarClan are you doing?” Pinestar scrambled to his paws, untangling himself from Bluefur.
Hot with embarrassment, she jumped up, wishing she could see…something. “I got scared.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pinestar brushed his tail lightly over Bluefur’s shoulder before entering the tunnel. Almost at once, his red-brown coat vanished into the shadows.
With one last glance at the star-filled sky, Bluefur followed. Darkness swallowed her, pressing so thick that she held her breath and waited for the blackness to swamp her like water. Pinestar’s paw steps brushed the floor as it began to slope deep into the earth, and she padded after him with the blood roaring in her ears.
“Pinestar?” she gasped. Fr...eezing air rushed into her lungs. The taste of water and stone and earth bathed her tongue. Where was he? His scent was lost in the jumble of strange odors. Crushed by the darkness, panic surged through her pelt. She darted forward, squawking as she crashed into him and bowled him over.
“What in the name of StarClan are you doing?” Pinestar scrambled to his paws, untangling himself from Bluefur.
Hot with embarrassment, she jumped up, wishing she could see…something. “I got scared.”
What to read after Bluestar's Prophecy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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