The Fire Chronicle
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“Shouldn’t we run—”
“No.”
“But—”
“It will think you’re food.”
That was good enough for Michael, and he pressed himself into the alcove, wedging his shoulder tight against Emma’s. He could hear the slow thud … thud … thud of the creature’s footsteps coming down the alley, and at each impact, Michael saw dust shake loose from the stone columns of the archway. His confidence wavered.
“Are you sure—”
“Quiet,” Emma hissed.
“Indeed,” said the wizard.
Before they’d left the cliff-top house in Spain, Dr.... Pym had warned the children about what to expect in Malpesa. “Remember,” he’d told them, “Malpesa is a city in which normal, nonmagical humans live side by side with dwarves, elves, merfolk, witches and wizards, partially housebroken trolls—”
“Trolls?” Michael had exclaimed, trying not to sound too panicked. “But don’t trolls … eat kids?”
“I suppose,” the wizard had said, “that trolls are somewhat partial to children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Shouldn’t we run—”
“No.”
“But—”
“It will think you’re food.”
That was good enough for Michael, and he pressed himself into the alcove, wedging his shoulder tight against Emma’s. He could hear the slow thud … thud … thud of the creature’s footsteps coming down the alley, and at each impact, Michael saw dust shake loose from the stone columns of the archway. His confidence wavered.
“Are you sure—”
“Quiet,” Emma hissed.
“Indeed,” said the wizard.
Before they’d left the cliff-top house in Spain, Dr.... Pym had warned the children about what to expect in Malpesa. “Remember,” he’d told them, “Malpesa is a city in which normal, nonmagical humans live side by side with dwarves, elves, merfolk, witches and wizards, partially housebroken trolls—”
“Trolls?” Michael had exclaimed, trying not to sound too panicked. “But don’t trolls … eat kids?”
“I suppose,” the wizard had said, “that trolls are somewhat partial to children.
What to read after The Fire Chronicle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J John Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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this book is a great read that will keep you on edge with the turning of every page. it will leave you craving for more.Write Review:
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