Time Quintet 04-Many Waters
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Sandy Murry shouted across the wind. “Let’s go home.” He skated over to the side of the frozen pond, sitting on an already snow-covered rock to take off his skates.There were calls of agreement from the other skaters. Dennys, Sandy’s twin brother, followed him, snow gathering in his lashes, so that he had to blink in order to see the rock. “Why do we have to live in the highest, coldest, windiest spot in the state?”Hoots of laughter and shouted goodbyes came from the other boys. “Where else wou...ld you want to live?” Dennys was asked.Snow was sliding icily down the inside of his collar.“Baki. Fiji. Someplace warm.”One of the boys knotted his skate laces and slung his skates around his neck. “Would you really? With all those tourists?”“Yeah, and jet-setters crowding the beach.”“And beautiful people.” “And litterbugs.”One by one the other boys drifted off, leaving the twins.“I thought you liked winter,” Sandy said.“By mid-March, I’m getting tired of it.”“But you wouldn’t really want to go to some tourists’ paradise, would you?”“Oh, probably not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sandy Murry shouted across the wind. “Let’s go home.” He skated over to the side of the frozen pond, sitting on an already snow-covered rock to take off his skates.There were calls of agreement from the other skaters. Dennys, Sandy’s twin brother, followed him, snow gathering in his lashes, so that he had to blink in order to see the rock. “Why do we have to live in the highest, coldest, windiest spot in the state?”Hoots of laughter and shouted goodbyes came from the other boys. “Where else wou...ld you want to live?” Dennys was asked.Snow was sliding icily down the inside of his collar.“Baki. Fiji. Someplace warm.”One of the boys knotted his skate laces and slung his skates around his neck. “Would you really? With all those tourists?”“Yeah, and jet-setters crowding the beach.”“And beautiful people.” “And litterbugs.”One by one the other boys drifted off, leaving the twins.“I thought you liked winter,” Sandy said.“By mid-March, I’m getting tired of it.”“But you wouldn’t really want to go to some tourists’ paradise, would you?”“Oh, probably not.
What to read after Time Quintet 04-Many Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeleine L'engle to read onlineMoreLess
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