The Burning (2003)
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“Wait for me! My shoe is caught in a plank!” Liza called.
Angelica called impatiently back to her cousin. “Hurry! We don’t want to miss Aunt Lavinia!”
“And I want to get a good look at this paddlewheel boat!” Hamilton declared.
Liza managed to get her shoe free from the dock and moved quickly to her cousin, holding up the hem of her long gray dress.
“Do you see Aunt Lavinia?” Angelica asked. “There are so many people here to see the boat off, it looks like Mardi Gras all over again!”
As they mov...ed closer to the boat, Angelica could see that a red carpet had been spread down the gangplank. Smiling passengers, their arms loaded with farewell presents, stopped on deck to wave goodbye to friends and family on shore.
A brass band played march music beside the gangplank. White and yellow streamers had been strung along the top of the pier. Horse-drawn taxis pulled up to let off more passengers.
“There she is!” Liza exclaimed. “Aunt Lee! Aunt Lee!”
Angelica and Hamilton pushed past a man pulling an enormous black steamer trunk and hurried up to greet Angelica’s aunt Lavinia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Wait for me! My shoe is caught in a plank!” Liza called.
Angelica called impatiently back to her cousin. “Hurry! We don’t want to miss Aunt Lavinia!”
“And I want to get a good look at this paddlewheel boat!” Hamilton declared.
Liza managed to get her shoe free from the dock and moved quickly to her cousin, holding up the hem of her long gray dress.
“Do you see Aunt Lavinia?” Angelica asked. “There are so many people here to see the boat off, it looks like Mardi Gras all over again!”
As they mov...ed closer to the boat, Angelica could see that a red carpet had been spread down the gangplank. Smiling passengers, their arms loaded with farewell presents, stopped on deck to wave goodbye to friends and family on shore.
A brass band played march music beside the gangplank. White and yellow streamers had been strung along the top of the pier. Horse-drawn taxis pulled up to let off more passengers.
“There she is!” Liza exclaimed. “Aunt Lee! Aunt Lee!”
Angelica and Hamilton pushed past a man pulling an enormous black steamer trunk and hurried up to greet Angelica’s aunt Lavinia.
What to read after The Burning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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