Flight of the Eagles (2011)
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For the first thirteen years of his life—up until about a year before the adventure began—he had led a happy life, enjoying his parents, his school, and his friends. But all at once he shot up until he was more than a head taller than any of his friends. He was, of course, quite clumsy, and several of his schoolmates made matters worse by calling him “Ichabod Crane” or just “Icky” for short.
His father noticed that Josh began to walk with a slouch that made him even more conspicuous. One day, he... put his arm around Josh’s thin shoulders and pointed at the collie puppy next door, all legs and falling over his own feet.
“That’s you, Josh,” Mr. Adams said.
“Yeah,” Josh muttered grimly.
“And that’s what you will be before too long.”
Josh stared at the perfectly shaped grown-up collie, then shook his head sadly. “Not in a million years. I’m just a clumsy jerk!” he said.
It was not only that he was clumsy and towered over his friends, though that seemed bad enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the first thirteen years of his life—up until about a year before the adventure began—he had led a happy life, enjoying his parents, his school, and his friends. But all at once he shot up until he was more than a head taller than any of his friends. He was, of course, quite clumsy, and several of his schoolmates made matters worse by calling him “Ichabod Crane” or just “Icky” for short.
His father noticed that Josh began to walk with a slouch that made him even more conspicuous. One day, he... put his arm around Josh’s thin shoulders and pointed at the collie puppy next door, all legs and falling over his own feet.
“That’s you, Josh,” Mr. Adams said.
“Yeah,” Josh muttered grimly.
“And that’s what you will be before too long.”
Josh stared at the perfectly shaped grown-up collie, then shook his head sadly. “Not in a million years. I’m just a clumsy jerk!” he said.
It was not only that he was clumsy and towered over his friends, though that seemed bad enough.
What to read after Flight of the Eagles?
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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