Westward Hearts
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It started with an unseasonably warm spell that melted all the snow and ice within a day and consequently flooded the nearby creek, turning much of the farm into a lake. The ground on the road was so soft and muddy that she kept the children home from school. But the weather wasn’t the only thing changing. One evening, just before suppertime, Flax began to bark as if he heard an intruder, and Elizabeth looked out the window to see a horse and rider in front of the house. Upon closer inspection, ...she was pleased to see it was her brother.
“You stay here,” she told the dog as she slipped outside to greet Matthew.
“The parents were afraid your house might be underwater,” he said as he came onto the porch, where they both stood surveying the large brown pond that had once been her barnyard.
“I’m not concerned.” She pointed to the water. “In fact, it seems to be receding. Tell them not to worry. But I do appreciate you checking on me.”
He nodded as if satisfied, but didn’t appear to be leaving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It started with an unseasonably warm spell that melted all the snow and ice within a day and consequently flooded the nearby creek, turning much of the farm into a lake. The ground on the road was so soft and muddy that she kept the children home from school. But the weather wasn’t the only thing changing. One evening, just before suppertime, Flax began to bark as if he heard an intruder, and Elizabeth looked out the window to see a horse and rider in front of the house. Upon closer inspection, ...she was pleased to see it was her brother.
“You stay here,” she told the dog as she slipped outside to greet Matthew.
“The parents were afraid your house might be underwater,” he said as he came onto the porch, where they both stood surveying the large brown pond that had once been her barnyard.
“I’m not concerned.” She pointed to the water. “In fact, it seems to be receding. Tell them not to worry. But I do appreciate you checking on me.”
He nodded as if satisfied, but didn’t appear to be leaving.
What to read after Westward Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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