The Last Dragonslayer
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He had repaired the door, but was still busy tidying up his room after the explosion. There was almost nothing unbroken. The power of magic can be devastating when uncontrolled. He was there with Half Price, Full Price’s very similar little brother. They were so similar, in fact, that I often wondered about the fact that you never saw them together. There was someone else in the room, too, someone I didn’t recognise.
‘Ah,’ said Moobin when he saw me, ‘it’s you. This is Mr Stamford, a lapsed sorc...erer from Mercia. He’ll be staying with me for a few days. Mr Stamford, this is Jennifer Strange.’ Stamford was a sallow man with greasy hair. He peered at me cautiously and shook my hand.
‘You’re here because of the Dragondeath?’ I asked.
‘I think so,’ he replied after a moment’s thought. ‘You know that feeling when you go into a room and then can’t remember what it is you’re there for?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘It’s exactly like that. I don’t know why I’m here, I just feel that I should be.’ And he fell silent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had repaired the door, but was still busy tidying up his room after the explosion. There was almost nothing unbroken. The power of magic can be devastating when uncontrolled. He was there with Half Price, Full Price’s very similar little brother. They were so similar, in fact, that I often wondered about the fact that you never saw them together. There was someone else in the room, too, someone I didn’t recognise.
‘Ah,’ said Moobin when he saw me, ‘it’s you. This is Mr Stamford, a lapsed sorc...erer from Mercia. He’ll be staying with me for a few days. Mr Stamford, this is Jennifer Strange.’ Stamford was a sallow man with greasy hair. He peered at me cautiously and shook my hand.
‘You’re here because of the Dragondeath?’ I asked.
‘I think so,’ he replied after a moment’s thought. ‘You know that feeling when you go into a room and then can’t remember what it is you’re there for?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘It’s exactly like that. I don’t know why I’m here, I just feel that I should be.’ And he fell silent.
What to read after The Last Dragonslayer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jasper Fforde to read onlineMoreLess
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