Hamster Magic (2010)
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demanded the Great Hamster again, her voice stern and terrible.
The children looked at one another blankly. Forvten?
“You mean Hammy?” said Derek.
The Great Hamster’s fur stood out straight, and she seemed to increase in size. “Forvten,” she repeated, leaning on each syllable, and her long front teeth gleamed in the moonlight. “He is the fourth child of my tenth litter. Four-of-ten. Forvten for short, and certainly not Hammy, whatever you may think.”
“Oh,” said Derek.
“He never said he minded be...ing called Hammy,” said Celia from behind the others.
The Great Hamster seemed to notice the very large hamster for the first time. She reared back and studied Celia, looking her up and down. “I don’t know you,” the Great Hamster said at last. “Are you from Hollowstone, or do you come from Away?”
For the second time the children exchanged glances, and Tate asked the obvious question. “What is Hollowstone?”
“Not ‘what,’ ” snapped the Great Hamster. “ ‘Where.’ Right here is Hollowstone, and burrowers who live here are not ordinary anima—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
demanded the Great Hamster again, her voice stern and terrible.
The children looked at one another blankly. Forvten?
“You mean Hammy?” said Derek.
The Great Hamster’s fur stood out straight, and she seemed to increase in size. “Forvten,” she repeated, leaning on each syllable, and her long front teeth gleamed in the moonlight. “He is the fourth child of my tenth litter. Four-of-ten. Forvten for short, and certainly not Hammy, whatever you may think.”
“Oh,” said Derek.
“He never said he minded be...ing called Hammy,” said Celia from behind the others.
The Great Hamster seemed to notice the very large hamster for the first time. She reared back and studied Celia, looking her up and down. “I don’t know you,” the Great Hamster said at last. “Are you from Hollowstone, or do you come from Away?”
For the second time the children exchanged glances, and Tate asked the obvious question. “What is Hollowstone?”
“Not ‘what,’ ” snapped the Great Hamster. “ ‘Where.’ Right here is Hollowstone, and burrowers who live here are not ordinary anima—”
What to read after Hamster Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynne Jonell to read onlineMoreLess
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