Cracker!
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@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } WHEN CRACKER OPENED HER EYES, SHE COULD TELL it was later than she usually woke up. The pounding in her head was softer now. A few intense beams of sunlight stretched downward through the trees. Everything looked just as she’d figured it had the night before. It looked like many of the jungles she’d seen since she’d come to this place with Rick. Anxiety gripped her hard at the thought of Rick. She got up, stretched, shook off, stretc...hed again, and began to run. She raced through the jungle, even though Rick had taught her never to rush. She had to find him.
Eventually, she needed to stop because she could no longer ignore her thirst. She pushed at rocks and dug at roots, but she didn’t find any water. She smelled the air and also listened to it. She saw a snake and knew to back away. Then she listened again and heard a soft drip of water through the bush to her right. She went that way and found a few drops falling from some rocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } WHEN CRACKER OPENED HER EYES, SHE COULD TELL it was later than she usually woke up. The pounding in her head was softer now. A few intense beams of sunlight stretched downward through the trees. Everything looked just as she’d figured it had the night before. It looked like many of the jungles she’d seen since she’d come to this place with Rick. Anxiety gripped her hard at the thought of Rick. She got up, stretched, shook off, stretc...hed again, and began to run. She raced through the jungle, even though Rick had taught her never to rush. She had to find him.
Eventually, she needed to stop because she could no longer ignore her thirst. She pushed at rocks and dug at roots, but she didn’t find any water. She smelled the air and also listened to it. She saw a snake and knew to back away. Then she listened again and heard a soft drip of water through the bush to her right. She went that way and found a few drops falling from some rocks.
What to read after Cracker!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Kadohata to read onlineMoreLess
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