The Odd Job (2012)
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Besides, she hadn’t brought what most of her Kelling aunts would still refer to as a bathing suit. Miriam’s would be too big for her and Sarah was definitely not about to borrow those barely visible scraps of cloth and bits of string that Mike’s girlfriend had left at the cottage. She’d had her nap wearing Ira’s T-shirt, she kept it on and padded barefoot with Davy down to the water’s edge, where he poured the minnow carefully out of his pail and told it to swim straight home like a good fish be...cause its mother was waiting.
Whether the minnow obeyed Davy’s instruction they didn’t get to find out; the blue heron chose that moment to take off. That was a sight to see, the great bird with its long neck bent into a flattened S-curve, its long legs trailing out behind like a pair of ski poles, its enormous wings dipping and rising with a ponderous, unhurried beat as it made its leisurely way out over the lake toward whatever it might find on the other side.
“He waved good-bye to me!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, she hadn’t brought what most of her Kelling aunts would still refer to as a bathing suit. Miriam’s would be too big for her and Sarah was definitely not about to borrow those barely visible scraps of cloth and bits of string that Mike’s girlfriend had left at the cottage. She’d had her nap wearing Ira’s T-shirt, she kept it on and padded barefoot with Davy down to the water’s edge, where he poured the minnow carefully out of his pail and told it to swim straight home like a good fish be...cause its mother was waiting.
Whether the minnow obeyed Davy’s instruction they didn’t get to find out; the blue heron chose that moment to take off. That was a sight to see, the great bird with its long neck bent into a flattened S-curve, its long legs trailing out behind like a pair of ski poles, its enormous wings dipping and rising with a ponderous, unhurried beat as it made its leisurely way out over the lake toward whatever it might find on the other side.
“He waved good-bye to me!”
What to read after The Odd Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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