The Quicksand Pony (2012)
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Massive granite boulders loomed over the stream. They were patched with orange lichen and blackened by centuries of trickling rain. The mountains rose steeply on either side.
Biddy and her parents had rounded up two hundred and three cattle altogether, which meant there were five missing. Perhaps they’d died, or maybe some were tucked away in a far-off gully that hadn’t been searched. They’d have to wait until next autumn to find out. Biddy rode on the side of the mob, keeping them headed do...wn the river. The bush above was dense, making the valley hot and ripe with the smell of cattle, sweat and earth.
At the beach the air suddenly freshened. When the cattle saw the wide expanse of sand they broke into a trot. Biddy cantered to wheel them to the right, towards home, and it felt good to be out of the bush at last, out in the open, with the seagulls scattering ahead. The wind had died away and a gentle breeze blew up from the south, pushing fat puffs of cloud through the blue October sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Massive granite boulders loomed over the stream. They were patched with orange lichen and blackened by centuries of trickling rain. The mountains rose steeply on either side.
Biddy and her parents had rounded up two hundred and three cattle altogether, which meant there were five missing. Perhaps they’d died, or maybe some were tucked away in a far-off gully that hadn’t been searched. They’d have to wait until next autumn to find out. Biddy rode on the side of the mob, keeping them headed do...wn the river. The bush above was dense, making the valley hot and ripe with the smell of cattle, sweat and earth.
At the beach the air suddenly freshened. When the cattle saw the wide expanse of sand they broke into a trot. Biddy cantered to wheel them to the right, towards home, and it felt good to be out of the bush at last, out in the open, with the seagulls scattering ahead. The wind had died away and a gentle breeze blew up from the south, pushing fat puffs of cloud through the blue October sky.
What to read after The Quicksand Pony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alison Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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