The Key
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MacAvoy. Are you … are you …? Never mind.”
That was Mack’s English teacher, Ms. Telford. Ms. Telford had asked the golem—who she believed to be Mack, of course—numerous questions over the last week, and she had never liked the answers much.
She had, for example, once asked the golem whether he could please speak up in answer to a question. The golem had said, “Up!” Which might be a perfectly understandable error to make. But she had then said, “I meant could you speak a little louder. Project yo...ur voice, Mr. MacAvoy.”
The golem had projected his voice. He said, “UP!” very loudly. And he projected his voice onto a silk plant that sat forlornly on the edge of Ms. Telford’s desk.
And then he projected his voice onto the flag, and onto the shelf of ancient books so that it seemed exactly as if some old copies of Animorphs books were yelling, “UP! UP! UP!”
And then the backpacks beside each desk began yelling it, one after the next, while kids jumped up shouting, “How did you do that?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MacAvoy. Are you … are you …? Never mind.”
That was Mack’s English teacher, Ms. Telford. Ms. Telford had asked the golem—who she believed to be Mack, of course—numerous questions over the last week, and she had never liked the answers much.
She had, for example, once asked the golem whether he could please speak up in answer to a question. The golem had said, “Up!” Which might be a perfectly understandable error to make. But she had then said, “I meant could you speak a little louder. Project yo...ur voice, Mr. MacAvoy.”
The golem had projected his voice. He said, “UP!” very loudly. And he projected his voice onto a silk plant that sat forlornly on the edge of Ms. Telford’s desk.
And then he projected his voice onto the flag, and onto the shelf of ancient books so that it seemed exactly as if some old copies of Animorphs books were yelling, “UP! UP! UP!”
And then the backpacks beside each desk began yelling it, one after the next, while kids jumped up shouting, “How did you do that?”
What to read after The Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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