Tiny Dragons 1: the Sky Dragons
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"Nowhere," Star shrugged. "They were built in case any humans ever tried to find us. Unless you know the exact path, you'll be lost forever." "Lost…forever?" Alana whispered. She felt cool air blowing against her face from all the dark entrances they passed, and shuddered. Star put his wing gently against her arm to guide her and said, "I won't let you out of my sight, don't worry. You'll always be within my reach." Alana nodded and thanked him and from then on made sure that she could feel... him, especially as it was quickly growing too dark for her to see anything. She had never been in such complete darkness before, and soon, she could not even see her hand when she held it up in front of her face. Star led her down a long path that seemed to circle around itself, taking them down what seemed like a very steep spiral staircase. "Watch your step," Star said. The wind was blowing harder now, and Alana reached out to put her hand against one of the walls but felt nothing. There was no wall. "Where are we?" she whispered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Nowhere," Star shrugged. "They were built in case any humans ever tried to find us. Unless you know the exact path, you'll be lost forever." "Lost…forever?" Alana whispered. She felt cool air blowing against her face from all the dark entrances they passed, and shuddered. Star put his wing gently against her arm to guide her and said, "I won't let you out of my sight, don't worry. You'll always be within my reach." Alana nodded and thanked him and from then on made sure that she could feel... him, especially as it was quickly growing too dark for her to see anything. She had never been in such complete darkness before, and soon, she could not even see her hand when she held it up in front of her face. Star led her down a long path that seemed to circle around itself, taking them down what seemed like a very steep spiral staircase. "Watch your step," Star said. The wind was blowing harder now, and Alana reached out to put her hand against one of the walls but felt nothing. There was no wall. "Where are we?" she whispered.
What to read after Tiny Dragons 1: the Sky Dragons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Schaffer to read onlineMoreLess
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