The Island of Dr. Libris (2015)
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Libris Without Poseidon’s help, it took about twenty sweaty minutes for Billy and Walter to row to the sheltered cove on the southern tip of the island.
The bobbing green bottle was gone, but Billy still had its message tucked in his pocket.
“Follow me.” Billy hiked up the trail. Walter hiked after him.
When they reached the dome flap, Billy flipped it up. The two boys stepped in and followed the path further into the forest. Billy could hear the frenzied clatter of dueling swords.
Walter slowed... down. His ears perked up.
“Billy? Is this island like a sword-fighting camp?”
Billy could barely contain his excitement. “You hear that?” Finally!
“Yeah,” said Walter. “So that’s why there’s a locked gate. Does the bird sanctuary double as the top-secret training grounds for the U.S. Olympic fencing team?”
“Actually, I think these guys are from France.”
“Adieu!” shouted one of the musketeers. “Run, you cowards. Run!”
“Run back to Cardinal Richelieu,” cried another, “and tell him that you have tasted the king’s steel!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Libris Without Poseidon’s help, it took about twenty sweaty minutes for Billy and Walter to row to the sheltered cove on the southern tip of the island.
The bobbing green bottle was gone, but Billy still had its message tucked in his pocket.
“Follow me.” Billy hiked up the trail. Walter hiked after him.
When they reached the dome flap, Billy flipped it up. The two boys stepped in and followed the path further into the forest. Billy could hear the frenzied clatter of dueling swords.
Walter slowed... down. His ears perked up.
“Billy? Is this island like a sword-fighting camp?”
Billy could barely contain his excitement. “You hear that?” Finally!
“Yeah,” said Walter. “So that’s why there’s a locked gate. Does the bird sanctuary double as the top-secret training grounds for the U.S. Olympic fencing team?”
“Actually, I think these guys are from France.”
“Adieu!” shouted one of the musketeers. “Run, you cowards. Run!”
“Run back to Cardinal Richelieu,” cried another, “and tell him that you have tasted the king’s steel!”
What to read after The Island of Dr. Libris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Grabenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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