Taken
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The work is harder, but my body has strengthened. I gain weight in ways I never had in Claysoot, muscles growing strong from repetitive workouts. My shooting lessons shift to include guns. I master them eventually, but only the long, slender ones. Rifles. I need a long barrel so that I feel I am holding a bow, and then my aim rings true.Training with Owen is enjoyable, although I still don’t feel like he’s my father. If anything, he is an aged version of myself, with similar ideals and as stubbo...rn a personality. We grow close, over the occasional drink at the Tap Room or an extra one-on-one training session, but not in the traditional way a parent and child might. The only time he ever feels like a father is when I catch him staring at me as I train, some look of utmost confusion on his face, as if he is uncertain I am really his.The two of us visit Blaine often. Despite the fast recovery he wished for, his progress is slow but steady.“The steady is the important part,” our father says, “not the speed.”Most of our trips to the hospital consist of watching Blaine walk with crutches and telling him he’s doing fantastic even when he’s not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work is harder, but my body has strengthened. I gain weight in ways I never had in Claysoot, muscles growing strong from repetitive workouts. My shooting lessons shift to include guns. I master them eventually, but only the long, slender ones. Rifles. I need a long barrel so that I feel I am holding a bow, and then my aim rings true.Training with Owen is enjoyable, although I still don’t feel like he’s my father. If anything, he is an aged version of myself, with similar ideals and as stubbo...rn a personality. We grow close, over the occasional drink at the Tap Room or an extra one-on-one training session, but not in the traditional way a parent and child might. The only time he ever feels like a father is when I catch him staring at me as I train, some look of utmost confusion on his face, as if he is uncertain I am really his.The two of us visit Blaine often. Despite the fast recovery he wished for, his progress is slow but steady.“The steady is the important part,” our father says, “not the speed.”Most of our trips to the hospital consist of watching Blaine walk with crutches and telling him he’s doing fantastic even when he’s not.
What to read after Taken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Bowman to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
yes
Guest 6 years ago
great plot. wish could finish the whole story
Guest 7 years ago
The Story seems interesting. But i can't go beyond the part where the team leaves for Group A. Is that where this book ends, or is there a sequel to it?Write Review:
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