Waking Storms
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Even at midday the light looked bluish and tired. The endless, somnolent dusk set in by early afternoon and slowly fell into the yawning nights. It was hard not to get depressed, to feel starved for scraps of daylight. Dorian got used to meeting Luce after dusk, to watching the dim glow of her body parting the smoke-dark water. It was a beautiful sight but also lonely somehow. And it made his time with her seem even more remote from the rest of his life. The rooms of his school and house seemed ...like brightly lit boxes sealed to keep out the darkness where dangerous secrets leaped and swam.Today he’d lingered in the village’s tiny library, and now he was running late. All the tenth-graders had been assigned a research paper on an environmental challenge of their choice, but Dorian hadn’t been able to stop with one. He’d begun with problems that affected whales and gone on from there to a whole list of threats to the world’s oceans: acidification, dead zones, global warming ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even at midday the light looked bluish and tired. The endless, somnolent dusk set in by early afternoon and slowly fell into the yawning nights. It was hard not to get depressed, to feel starved for scraps of daylight. Dorian got used to meeting Luce after dusk, to watching the dim glow of her body parting the smoke-dark water. It was a beautiful sight but also lonely somehow. And it made his time with her seem even more remote from the rest of his life. The rooms of his school and house seemed ...like brightly lit boxes sealed to keep out the darkness where dangerous secrets leaped and swam.Today he’d lingered in the village’s tiny library, and now he was running late. All the tenth-graders had been assigned a research paper on an environmental challenge of their choice, but Dorian hadn’t been able to stop with one. He’d begun with problems that affected whales and gone on from there to a whole list of threats to the world’s oceans: acidification, dead zones, global warming ...
What to read after Waking Storms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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