Fauna
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On the way back from the school bus that day, he told her about the video they’d watched in class, the giraffes and the elephants and, best of all, the pride of lions.
“Pride?” she said.
“That’s what they call it.”
When they stepped into the warmth, she carried on to his room without pausing to take off her coat. He followed to find her down on her knees on the rug, sliding her hand under the dresser, as though she were pushing a fat envelope under a door.
The paperback came out downy with dust.... Grandmother blew across it, sneezed and blew again. Darius looked down on the book’s cover. A face like a gold medallion, dark, sparkling eyes above a broad, majestic snout.
“It was her favourite,” Grandmother said, stroking the lion’s face. “She’d have taken it with her, I’m sure, if she hadn’t left in such a rush.” She looked up at him. “Shall I read it to you?”
Darius wasn’t sure what to say. He was ten—plenty old enough to read for himself.
“He’d kill me,”
What to read after Fauna?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the way back from the school bus that day, he told her about the video they’d watched in class, the giraffes and the elephants and, best of all, the pride of lions.
“Pride?” she said.
“That’s what they call it.”
When they stepped into the warmth, she carried on to his room without pausing to take off her coat. He followed to find her down on her knees on the rug, sliding her hand under the dresser, as though she were pushing a fat envelope under a door.
The paperback came out downy with dust.... Grandmother blew across it, sneezed and blew again. Darius looked down on the book’s cover. A face like a gold medallion, dark, sparkling eyes above a broad, majestic snout.
“It was her favourite,” Grandmother said, stroking the lion’s face. “She’d have taken it with her, I’m sure, if she hadn’t left in such a rush.” She looked up at him. “Shall I read it to you?”
Darius wasn’t sure what to say. He was ten—plenty old enough to read for himself.
“He’d kill me,”
What to read after Fauna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alissa York to read onlineMoreLess
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