Spellbound: the Books of Elsewhere
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2 9 “STOP PULLING,” WHINED Morton as Olive tugged him toward the painting that led to the attic’s entrance.
“I have to pull you or you won’t get through,” Olive argued. “Now hurry up.”
“I can hurry without you pulling,” Morton muttered.
They were in the pink bedroom, very late at night, where the scent of mothballs and ancient potpourri floated through the damp midnight air. Through the lace curtains, the dim light from the streetlamps filtered like white mist, and if she squinted, Olive could ...just make out the stern faces of two towering stone soldiers on either side of the massive arch in the painting that led up to the attic.
This painting was different from Aldous’s other works. It didn’t take you Elsewhere—it was not a little world that you could climb into. Stepping through the frame, you found yourself not in an ancient city at all, but in the dark entryway to the house’s attic—the attic where Aldous had created all of his paintings a very, very long time ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 9 “STOP PULLING,” WHINED Morton as Olive tugged him toward the painting that led to the attic’s entrance.
“I have to pull you or you won’t get through,” Olive argued. “Now hurry up.”
“I can hurry without you pulling,” Morton muttered.
They were in the pink bedroom, very late at night, where the scent of mothballs and ancient potpourri floated through the damp midnight air. Through the lace curtains, the dim light from the streetlamps filtered like white mist, and if she squinted, Olive could ...just make out the stern faces of two towering stone soldiers on either side of the massive arch in the painting that led up to the attic.
This painting was different from Aldous’s other works. It didn’t take you Elsewhere—it was not a little world that you could climb into. Stepping through the frame, you found yourself not in an ancient city at all, but in the dark entryway to the house’s attic—the attic where Aldous had created all of his paintings a very, very long time ago.
What to read after Spellbound: the Books of Elsewhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by West, Jacqueline to read onlineMoreLess
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