Raven Stole the Moon
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In the kitchen, Jenna could see two jeaned legs sticking out from under the sink. Eddie looked up at Jenna and smiled. Oscar tugged at the leash, wanting to say hello. Jenna let go and Oscar ran to Eddie, wagging his tail and licking Eddie’s arm.
“Well, I’m surprised,” Eddie said.
“Why?”
“I guess as far as dogs go, I didn’t think he’d be your type.”
“What ‘type’ did you expect me to have?”
“I don’t know. Something smaller. More proper. A purebred, I guess.”
Jenna laughed. “I didn’t have much of ...a choice. He was the only dog wandering around in the woods without an owner.”
“You found him in the woods? Where?”
“He found me, actually. On Mount Dewey.”
“Wild dog,” a muffled voice called out from under the sink.
Eddie crouched down and scratched Oscar’s back as Oscar licked Eddie’s face.
“He doesn’t look wild to me, Field. He sure doesn’t act wild.”
Jenna pointed to the kitchen. “That’s Field?”
“Yeah, that’s Field. I told him to get down here quick and fix the sink as soon as I knew I’d be having company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the kitchen, Jenna could see two jeaned legs sticking out from under the sink. Eddie looked up at Jenna and smiled. Oscar tugged at the leash, wanting to say hello. Jenna let go and Oscar ran to Eddie, wagging his tail and licking Eddie’s arm.
“Well, I’m surprised,” Eddie said.
“Why?”
“I guess as far as dogs go, I didn’t think he’d be your type.”
“What ‘type’ did you expect me to have?”
“I don’t know. Something smaller. More proper. A purebred, I guess.”
Jenna laughed. “I didn’t have much of ...a choice. He was the only dog wandering around in the woods without an owner.”
“You found him in the woods? Where?”
“He found me, actually. On Mount Dewey.”
“Wild dog,” a muffled voice called out from under the sink.
Eddie crouched down and scratched Oscar’s back as Oscar licked Eddie’s face.
“He doesn’t look wild to me, Field. He sure doesn’t act wild.”
Jenna pointed to the kitchen. “That’s Field?”
“Yeah, that’s Field. I told him to get down here quick and fix the sink as soon as I knew I’d be having company.
What to read after Raven Stole the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garth Stein to read onlineMoreLess
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