There Should Be More Dancing (2012)
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Morris was ten and Margery was out searching for him. She looked at the bedclothes, flung back as if he’d gotten up on a sudden impulse and fled. In the tree house behind the Earls’ place, Margery found only an empty packet of Craven A Turf Filter Tip and some used matches, and on the couch on the Dowdles’ front verandah she found only Bing, a black labrador renowned for his singing, and it seemed that this day she wouldn’t be able to find Morris in any of his usual spots, so she headed home.
... Bougainvillea bushes burned on the verandahs of the houses edging the park, the dewy air smelled of jasmine, and Mr Calabria’s fat grapes hung through the trellis over his front path. Magpies chortled from the gums, and little blue-and-brown jenny wrens skipped low past Margery’s hem. Cecily was there, as ever, beside her in her school dress, her pale hair held back and to the side with a white ribbon. All around her tiny insects buzzed, their wings alight. She turned and said, ‘Isn’t it a lovely morning,’ but it wasn’t Cecily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morris was ten and Margery was out searching for him. She looked at the bedclothes, flung back as if he’d gotten up on a sudden impulse and fled. In the tree house behind the Earls’ place, Margery found only an empty packet of Craven A Turf Filter Tip and some used matches, and on the couch on the Dowdles’ front verandah she found only Bing, a black labrador renowned for his singing, and it seemed that this day she wouldn’t be able to find Morris in any of his usual spots, so she headed home.
... Bougainvillea bushes burned on the verandahs of the houses edging the park, the dewy air smelled of jasmine, and Mr Calabria’s fat grapes hung through the trellis over his front path. Magpies chortled from the gums, and little blue-and-brown jenny wrens skipped low past Margery’s hem. Cecily was there, as ever, beside her in her school dress, her pale hair held back and to the side with a white ribbon. All around her tiny insects buzzed, their wings alight. She turned and said, ‘Isn’t it a lovely morning,’ but it wasn’t Cecily.
What to read after There Should Be More Dancing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosalie Ham to read onlineMoreLess
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