The Dream Thieves
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said Orphan Girl.
“Camaro,” Ronan said. “Pig. Gansey’s. Cabeswater, please.”
He turned the key. The engine turned, turned, turned, finicky as it had always been. It was as real as anything had ever been.
When it caught, he woke up.
Kavinsky grinned in the windshield at him. Ronan sat in the driver’s seat of the Pig.
Air sputtered in the air-conditioning vents, scented with gasoline and exhaust. Ronan didn’t have to look under the hood to know that the thundering he felt in his feet came from a ...proper engine.
Yes-yes-yes.
Also, he thought he knew why Cabeswater had disappeared. Which meant he might know how to get it back. Which meant he might get his mother back. Which meant he might make Matthew smile for a little while longer. Which meant he had something besides a restored car to bring back to Gansey.
He rolled down the window. “I’m going.”
For a moment, Kavinsky’s face was perfectly blank, and then Kavinsky flickered back onto it. He said, “You’re shitting me.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Orphan Girl.
“Camaro,” Ronan said. “Pig. Gansey’s. Cabeswater, please.”
He turned the key. The engine turned, turned, turned, finicky as it had always been. It was as real as anything had ever been.
When it caught, he woke up.
Kavinsky grinned in the windshield at him. Ronan sat in the driver’s seat of the Pig.
Air sputtered in the air-conditioning vents, scented with gasoline and exhaust. Ronan didn’t have to look under the hood to know that the thundering he felt in his feet came from a ...proper engine.
Yes-yes-yes.
Also, he thought he knew why Cabeswater had disappeared. Which meant he might know how to get it back. Which meant he might get his mother back. Which meant he might make Matthew smile for a little while longer. Which meant he had something besides a restored car to bring back to Gansey.
He rolled down the window. “I’m going.”
For a moment, Kavinsky’s face was perfectly blank, and then Kavinsky flickered back onto it. He said, “You’re shitting me.”
What to read after The Dream Thieves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Stiefvater to read onlineMoreLess
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