Smoke Mountain (2011)
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Their smell muddled all her senses, and her half-waking dreams were full of their glowing eyes as they prowled. Every so often, she peeped out from the bush; it seemed the sun was stuck in the sky, trapping them in their prickly hiding place forever.
Slowly, the shadows lengthened and the sky darkened. Bright fire-globes began to blink on in the flat-face dens across the BlackPath, one after another. A twilight gloom settled over the denning place.
Toklo got to his paws and stretched. He started... turning over rocks and scratching in the dirt, looking for grubs to eat. ‘Let’s get far away from these smelly, noisy, firestick-popping flat-faces as quickly as we can,’ he growled.
‘Not all flat-faces are all bad,’ Lusa said, thinking of the kind, friendly ones who had fed her in the Bear Bowl. Her friends gave her astonished looks. ‘Well, I suppose most of them are,’ she amended.
‘It’s not that they’re bad,’ Ujurak said with a thoughtful look, as if he were trying to puzzle it out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their smell muddled all her senses, and her half-waking dreams were full of their glowing eyes as they prowled. Every so often, she peeped out from the bush; it seemed the sun was stuck in the sky, trapping them in their prickly hiding place forever.
Slowly, the shadows lengthened and the sky darkened. Bright fire-globes began to blink on in the flat-face dens across the BlackPath, one after another. A twilight gloom settled over the denning place.
Toklo got to his paws and stretched. He started... turning over rocks and scratching in the dirt, looking for grubs to eat. ‘Let’s get far away from these smelly, noisy, firestick-popping flat-faces as quickly as we can,’ he growled.
‘Not all flat-faces are all bad,’ Lusa said, thinking of the kind, friendly ones who had fed her in the Bear Bowl. Her friends gave her astonished looks. ‘Well, I suppose most of them are,’ she amended.
‘It’s not that they’re bad,’ Ujurak said with a thoughtful look, as if he were trying to puzzle it out.
What to read after Smoke Mountain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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