The Missing Link
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‘How far have we got to go?’ he asked.
I rolled down a window and a little drift of snow fell in on top of us. We got out the map and eventually found Bettyhill, right up on the Northern coast.
‘Oh, God,’ I said. ‘It’s a million miles away. We’ll never get there.’ ‘We will,’ said Danny. ‘I know we will.’ ‘Why are we doing this?’ I asked. ‘Does anybody know?’ ‘We’re going to find Mother,’ said Danny.
‘I know that,’ I snapped. ‘But why? Why can’t we just go home and get on with our lives?’ ‘Becaus...e we’re going to find Mother,’ said Danny.
I wasn’t getting anywhere, and with a hollow feeling inside, I gave up again.
We ate biscuits and peanuts, then wrestled our way out of the drifted-up car. The blizzard had died down, and the fallen snow was clean and smooth, exciting in its untouched vastness. We snowballed our way along the empty A9, until Tina knocked Darling out of the sky with a direct hit and gave us all a fright. She was all right, but after that, we conserved our energy for walking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘How far have we got to go?’ he asked.
I rolled down a window and a little drift of snow fell in on top of us. We got out the map and eventually found Bettyhill, right up on the Northern coast.
‘Oh, God,’ I said. ‘It’s a million miles away. We’ll never get there.’ ‘We will,’ said Danny. ‘I know we will.’ ‘Why are we doing this?’ I asked. ‘Does anybody know?’ ‘We’re going to find Mother,’ said Danny.
‘I know that,’ I snapped. ‘But why? Why can’t we just go home and get on with our lives?’ ‘Becaus...e we’re going to find Mother,’ said Danny.
I wasn’t getting anywhere, and with a hollow feeling inside, I gave up again.
We ate biscuits and peanuts, then wrestled our way out of the drifted-up car. The blizzard had died down, and the fallen snow was clean and smooth, exciting in its untouched vastness. We snowballed our way along the empty A9, until Tina knocked Darling out of the sky with a direct hit and gave us all a fright. She was all right, but after that, we conserved our energy for walking.
What to read after The Missing Link?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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