Caves That Time Forgot (2010)
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Abbie Roberts was a petite girl of thirteen. She had blonde hair, and her blue eyes gave off sparks as she ran her hands through her long locks. “And a manicure,” she added. “Look at these fingernails! They’ll never be the same again!”
Sarah Collingwood, sitting across from Abbie, was one year older. She did not have Abbie’s spectacular good looks, but she was small and graceful with large brown eyes and black hair.
“Abbie,” she said with some irritation, “you might as well forget about such thi...ngs as beauty shops. You may have had things like that in Oldworld, but they’re gone forever.”
The two girls sat at the mouth of a small cave and had been staring out into the late afternoon dusk. Both wore clothes that were much the worse for wear. Abbie’s blue dress had a torn skirt and was practically stiff with dirt. Sarah’s garb was not much better—a pair of jeans with ragged cuffs and a tan shirt with most of the buttons replaced by pins. Both were hot and tired and hungry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abbie Roberts was a petite girl of thirteen. She had blonde hair, and her blue eyes gave off sparks as she ran her hands through her long locks. “And a manicure,” she added. “Look at these fingernails! They’ll never be the same again!”
Sarah Collingwood, sitting across from Abbie, was one year older. She did not have Abbie’s spectacular good looks, but she was small and graceful with large brown eyes and black hair.
“Abbie,” she said with some irritation, “you might as well forget about such thi...ngs as beauty shops. You may have had things like that in Oldworld, but they’re gone forever.”
The two girls sat at the mouth of a small cave and had been staring out into the late afternoon dusk. Both wore clothes that were much the worse for wear. Abbie’s blue dress had a torn skirt and was practically stiff with dirt. Sarah’s garb was not much better—a pair of jeans with ragged cuffs and a tan shirt with most of the buttons replaced by pins. Both were hot and tired and hungry.
What to read after Caves That Time Forgot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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