The Keeper
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I was finally awoken by something tugging at my sleeve. At first, I didn’t focus on what it was. Then, with a start, I bolted straight up. Harry Two let out a yip and leapt off the bed.
I was eye to eye with … Seamus. His bulbous eyeballs seemed horrifically huge.
“Bloody Hel! What are you doing here?” I gasped, holding my chest.
“Came to fetch you to eat. Madame Prine asked me to.”
I composed myself. “You were taken care of last night?”
“Fed like a king, mead to drink and a soft bed.”
“I’ll be ...along. I need to get dressed.”
He shuffled off and I slowly pulled on my clothes.
Then it struck me. Vega, you git!
I rushed out of my room with Harry Two at my heels. I found the kitchen by following the smell of food. Seamus and Astrea were already there. He was standing next to a large round, wooden table, while she was standing in front of an enormous and ancient blackened stove where several fat pots sat bubbling and two skillets were sizzling.
“I hope you’re hungry,”
What to read after The Keeper?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was finally awoken by something tugging at my sleeve. At first, I didn’t focus on what it was. Then, with a start, I bolted straight up. Harry Two let out a yip and leapt off the bed.
I was eye to eye with … Seamus. His bulbous eyeballs seemed horrifically huge.
“Bloody Hel! What are you doing here?” I gasped, holding my chest.
“Came to fetch you to eat. Madame Prine asked me to.”
I composed myself. “You were taken care of last night?”
“Fed like a king, mead to drink and a soft bed.”
“I’ll be ...along. I need to get dressed.”
He shuffled off and I slowly pulled on my clothes.
Then it struck me. Vega, you git!
I rushed out of my room with Harry Two at my heels. I found the kitchen by following the smell of food. Seamus and Astrea were already there. He was standing next to a large round, wooden table, while she was standing in front of an enormous and ancient blackened stove where several fat pots sat bubbling and two skillets were sizzling.
“I hope you’re hungry,”
What to read after The Keeper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
I cannot believe I read this book for children. My only excuse is because of the Covid-19 lock down. Shame on me.Write Review:
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