The Considine Curse (2011)
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I shouldn’t feel intimidated by this weird little girl but there is something unnerving about her.
The university campus isn’t what I expect. I saw a film set in a British university once and it was all lovely old buildings and students whizzing about on bicycles but DeCrispin University is modern and grubby-looking. There isn’t a bicycle in sight and the students are dressed in ordinary scruffy clothes rather than the black robes I saw in the film.
Uncle Sewell parks the car and I wait for Elsp...eth to leave first because I need to secure the book before I get out.
‘Can’t be many children your own age around on campus,’ Mum is saying to Elspeth and Lily.
‘That’s true, but there’s a massive library,’ replies Elspeth, using the voice she speaks in when she is talking to parents, not the quiet hissing one she uses to address me.
‘Aren’t you a dream?’ says Mum. ‘I’m not sure Mariel has even seen the inside of a library.’ ‘Mum!’ I groan, although it’s Elspeth I’m really angry with for getting away with this act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shouldn’t feel intimidated by this weird little girl but there is something unnerving about her.
The university campus isn’t what I expect. I saw a film set in a British university once and it was all lovely old buildings and students whizzing about on bicycles but DeCrispin University is modern and grubby-looking. There isn’t a bicycle in sight and the students are dressed in ordinary scruffy clothes rather than the black robes I saw in the film.
Uncle Sewell parks the car and I wait for Elsp...eth to leave first because I need to secure the book before I get out.
‘Can’t be many children your own age around on campus,’ Mum is saying to Elspeth and Lily.
‘That’s true, but there’s a massive library,’ replies Elspeth, using the voice she speaks in when she is talking to parents, not the quiet hissing one she uses to address me.
‘Aren’t you a dream?’ says Mum. ‘I’m not sure Mariel has even seen the inside of a library.’ ‘Mum!’ I groan, although it’s Elspeth I’m really angry with for getting away with this act.
What to read after The Considine Curse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gareth P. Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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