Johnny And the Bomb
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It had been like watching a film until he’d seen people scrabbling at the wreckage. Then he’d stepped through the screen.
Firemen were pouring water on the flames. People were pulling at fallen timbers, or moving gingerly through each stricken house, calling out names – in a strange, polite way, in the circumstances.
‘Yoo-hoo, Mr Johnson?’ ‘Excuse me, Mrs Density, are you there?’ ‘Mrs Williams? Anyone?’ And Wobbler said afterwards that he could remember three things. One was the strange ...metallic clinking sound bricks make as piles of them slide around. One was the smell of wet burnt wood. And one was the bed. The blast had taken off the roof and half the walls of a house but there was a double bed hanging out over the road. It even still had the sheets on it. It creaked up and down in the wind.
The two boys scrambled over the sliding rubble until they reached a back garden. Glass and bricks covered everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been like watching a film until he’d seen people scrabbling at the wreckage. Then he’d stepped through the screen.
Firemen were pouring water on the flames. People were pulling at fallen timbers, or moving gingerly through each stricken house, calling out names – in a strange, polite way, in the circumstances.
‘Yoo-hoo, Mr Johnson?’ ‘Excuse me, Mrs Density, are you there?’ ‘Mrs Williams? Anyone?’ And Wobbler said afterwards that he could remember three things. One was the strange ...metallic clinking sound bricks make as piles of them slide around. One was the smell of wet burnt wood. And one was the bed. The blast had taken off the roof and half the walls of a house but there was a double bed hanging out over the road. It even still had the sheets on it. It creaked up and down in the wind.
The two boys scrambled over the sliding rubble until they reached a back garden. Glass and bricks covered everything.
What to read after Johnny And the Bomb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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