The Enid Blyton Holiday book
The Enid Blyton Holiday book
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They ran on, rather frightened. A great beetle hurried by them, treading heavily on Betty's toes. It was all rather alarming.
" I wish we could get out of here, " said Robin, after a time. " Oh look, Betty! There's a tiny pin-hole of light far ahead of us. That must be where the worm-hole ends. Come on! ' On they went and at last came out into a wonderful place of sunshine and green grass. Nobody was about at all, but not far away were some great red and brown animals.
" They must be giant cows..., " said Betty, looking at them. " I hope they won't eat us! * The cows saw the two small children and walked over to them. One cow put her head down to nibble at them. Robin ran away and pulled Betty with him. The giant cows followed, very curious about these little creatures in their field of grass.
Betty was afraid she would be gobbled up by one of the enormous cows. She ran from buttercup to buttercup trying to hide. Then she noticed that, as the cows ate the grass, they left out the prickly thistles and would not touch them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ran on, rather frightened. A great beetle hurried by them, treading heavily on Betty's toes. It was all rather alarming.
" I wish we could get out of here, " said Robin, after a time. " Oh look, Betty! There's a tiny pin-hole of light far ahead of us. That must be where the worm-hole ends. Come on! ' On they went and at last came out into a wonderful place of sunshine and green grass. Nobody was about at all, but not far away were some great red and brown animals.
" They must be giant cows..., " said Betty, looking at them. " I hope they won't eat us! * The cows saw the two small children and walked over to them. One cow put her head down to nibble at them. Robin ran away and pulled Betty with him. The giant cows followed, very curious about these little creatures in their field of grass.
Betty was afraid she would be gobbled up by one of the enormous cows. She ran from buttercup to buttercup trying to hide. Then she noticed that, as the cows ate the grass, they left out the prickly thistles and would not touch them.
What to read after The Enid Blyton Holiday book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Enid Blyton to read onlineMoreLess
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