Shadows in the Cave
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The light of the sun came through them filtered, gentle, softly radiant. A stream tumbled in from the top, creating a fine mist. Millions of droplets of water wept from the tips of the leaves, creating myriad sparkles of water-diamond light.
He gasped.
“We like human beings who appreciate beauty,” said a melodious voice. “Your father doesn’t seem to notice it.”
Aku looked up to find the speaker and saw no one.
“Here.”
Behind Aku stood a smiling young man or woman with the loveliest, most perfect...ly formed face and frame Aku had ever seen, scalloped by cascades of curly yellow hair. He or she looked exactly like a human being, except for being only knee-high. The Little People had come to help.
“My father is hurt,” said Aku. He knelt next to Shonan, who was gripping his leg with both hands, teeth clenched, breath sucked in and blown out hard.
“I think your dog bumped that leg on the journey. I apologize—we should have been more careful.”
Tagu growled.
“My name is Kayna,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The light of the sun came through them filtered, gentle, softly radiant. A stream tumbled in from the top, creating a fine mist. Millions of droplets of water wept from the tips of the leaves, creating myriad sparkles of water-diamond light.
He gasped.
“We like human beings who appreciate beauty,” said a melodious voice. “Your father doesn’t seem to notice it.”
Aku looked up to find the speaker and saw no one.
“Here.”
Behind Aku stood a smiling young man or woman with the loveliest, most perfect...ly formed face and frame Aku had ever seen, scalloped by cascades of curly yellow hair. He or she looked exactly like a human being, except for being only knee-high. The Little People had come to help.
“My father is hurt,” said Aku. He knelt next to Shonan, who was gripping his leg with both hands, teeth clenched, breath sucked in and blown out hard.
“I think your dog bumped that leg on the journey. I apologize—we should have been more careful.”
Tagu growled.
“My name is Kayna,”
What to read after Shadows in the Cave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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