The Bone Season
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“You’re supposed to be teaching me. Teach me.”
“Very well. If you wish to learn.” Warden started to walk. “Most rhabdomancers think that when their numa fall, they are pointing toward home, toward buried treasure—toward whatever they seek to find. In the end it makes them mad. Because what their numa point toward is not gold, but the epicenter of the nearest cold spot. Sometimes they walk for miles, and they do not find what they seek. But they do find something: a secret door. What they do not... know is how to open it.”
He stopped. I was shivering. The air was thin and cold. I breathed deeper, harder. “It is hard for the living to bear a cold spot,” he said. “Here.”
He handed me a silver canteen with a screw cap. I looked down at it.
“It is only water, Paige.”
I drank. I was too thirsty to refuse. He took the canteen back and tucked it away. The water cleared my head.
The ground we stood beside was frozen solid, as if it were deep winter. I clenched my chattering teeth together.
What to read after The Bone Season?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’re supposed to be teaching me. Teach me.”
“Very well. If you wish to learn.” Warden started to walk. “Most rhabdomancers think that when their numa fall, they are pointing toward home, toward buried treasure—toward whatever they seek to find. In the end it makes them mad. Because what their numa point toward is not gold, but the epicenter of the nearest cold spot. Sometimes they walk for miles, and they do not find what they seek. But they do find something: a secret door. What they do not... know is how to open it.”
He stopped. I was shivering. The air was thin and cold. I breathed deeper, harder. “It is hard for the living to bear a cold spot,” he said. “Here.”
He handed me a silver canteen with a screw cap. I looked down at it.
“It is only water, Paige.”
I drank. I was too thirsty to refuse. He took the canteen back and tucked it away. The water cleared my head.
The ground we stood beside was frozen solid, as if it were deep winter. I clenched my chattering teeth together.
What to read after The Bone Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samantha Shannon to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
This book is a wonderfully confusing tale that'll have you stepping out of your world and into the life of Samantha Shannon's titular character. It weaves a story that u only wish was true about a reality that has long since past. If you like stories lihe this then I suggest trying book like The Hunger Games series and books like Invisible by Dawn Metcalf or Spider's Web by N.M. Browne
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