Tsuga's Children
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The Council Fire The next morning all the people—men, women, children and babies—made ready to travel to the Great Tree, where the council fire would be held. After the council fire they would camp by the warm lake and return to the winter camp the day after. Aguma herself had predicted that the next day would be clear, though it would be cold on the evening of the fire. Each family distributed food, arrows and necessary gear among its members, and each person would have a sleeping skin to roll ...up in on the cold ground, the fur inside.
Bren’s father had left early that morning, alone, so Bren went with Amu and Runa, Arn, Jen and Arel. Fannu and Dona went with Aguma’s party. It was a long walk across meadow, around swamps and through the woods, and they stopped only once, toward late afternoon, to rest and eat. Bren, who had been silent all the way, took his food and sat apart from them, his unstrung bow across his lap, his back against a spruce.
Arel looked at him worriedly and spoke in a low voice to Jen and Arn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Council Fire The next morning all the people—men, women, children and babies—made ready to travel to the Great Tree, where the council fire would be held. After the council fire they would camp by the warm lake and return to the winter camp the day after. Aguma herself had predicted that the next day would be clear, though it would be cold on the evening of the fire. Each family distributed food, arrows and necessary gear among its members, and each person would have a sleeping skin to roll ...up in on the cold ground, the fur inside.
Bren’s father had left early that morning, alone, so Bren went with Amu and Runa, Arn, Jen and Arel. Fannu and Dona went with Aguma’s party. It was a long walk across meadow, around swamps and through the woods, and they stopped only once, toward late afternoon, to rest and eat. Bren, who had been silent all the way, took his food and sat apart from them, his unstrung bow across his lap, his back against a spruce.
Arel looked at him worriedly and spoke in a low voice to Jen and Arn.
What to read after Tsuga's Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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