The Spindlers
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As they passed through dark caverns, Liza could hear the lapping of water from up ahead, and fear snaked like a cold, damp finger down her back.
“Please!” Liza cried out, renewing her attempts to fight the nids off. Now that she had shaken off the fog of the music, terror came rushing in its place: Patrick’s name drummed louder than ever in her mind. “Please let me go. You don’t understand. I’m on a very important mission.”
“Save your breath, Miss Liza,” Mirabella said in a low voice. “You’ll ne...ed it for the Court of Stones.”
The finger did another unpleasant zaggle down her back.
The nids set Liza and Mirabella down at the edge of a vast, fog-enshrouded lake. The surface of the black water was spotted with enormous, dark flowers, which looked like overgrown teacups. As soon as the nids reached its shore, the flowers began to move, skating toward them, leaving behind a gentle wake of dark ripples.
Then Liza saw that the blooms were being pushed upward from underneath; and suddenly dozens of large, slimy green frogs were waddling up through the shallows and plopping down on the banks on their fat, wet stomachs, blinking expectantly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they passed through dark caverns, Liza could hear the lapping of water from up ahead, and fear snaked like a cold, damp finger down her back.
“Please!” Liza cried out, renewing her attempts to fight the nids off. Now that she had shaken off the fog of the music, terror came rushing in its place: Patrick’s name drummed louder than ever in her mind. “Please let me go. You don’t understand. I’m on a very important mission.”
“Save your breath, Miss Liza,” Mirabella said in a low voice. “You’ll ne...ed it for the Court of Stones.”
The finger did another unpleasant zaggle down her back.
The nids set Liza and Mirabella down at the edge of a vast, fog-enshrouded lake. The surface of the black water was spotted with enormous, dark flowers, which looked like overgrown teacups. As soon as the nids reached its shore, the flowers began to move, skating toward them, leaving behind a gentle wake of dark ripples.
Then Liza saw that the blooms were being pushed upward from underneath; and suddenly dozens of large, slimy green frogs were waddling up through the shallows and plopping down on the banks on their fat, wet stomachs, blinking expectantly.
What to read after The Spindlers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauren Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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