Zadayi Red
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She’d always been fast, able to outrun all the girls and half the boys. She told her body to remember now how it felt, gliding over the grass . . .
She crashed to one knee and nearly crushed Dahzi in the muddy track.
The two dogs ran on a dozen strides, stopped, looked back, and whined.
She got the aching knee propped underneath her and checked on Dahzi. The poor creature was whimpering but not squalling.
“Good boy, good boy,” she said. The poor child hadn’t had a sip from Mother from dawn till ...now, midmorning. He dozed sometimes when she walked, but most of the time Sunoya trotted and Dahzi squirmed.
She hoisted herself and trotted forward. “This is stupid,” she rasped.
She tripped on a rock and splatted down again.
Su-Li circled high overhead. She didn’t have to look up to see him. She could feel him. She rumbled forward.
He landed on her shoulder. The Soco men are coming, he said. They will protect you.
“Go back and look for Inaj and his devils,” she told him.
Don’t have to, said Su-Li.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d always been fast, able to outrun all the girls and half the boys. She told her body to remember now how it felt, gliding over the grass . . .
She crashed to one knee and nearly crushed Dahzi in the muddy track.
The two dogs ran on a dozen strides, stopped, looked back, and whined.
She got the aching knee propped underneath her and checked on Dahzi. The poor creature was whimpering but not squalling.
“Good boy, good boy,” she said. The poor child hadn’t had a sip from Mother from dawn till ...now, midmorning. He dozed sometimes when she walked, but most of the time Sunoya trotted and Dahzi squirmed.
She hoisted herself and trotted forward. “This is stupid,” she rasped.
She tripped on a rock and splatted down again.
Su-Li circled high overhead. She didn’t have to look up to see him. She could feel him. She rumbled forward.
He landed on her shoulder. The Soco men are coming, he said. They will protect you.
“Go back and look for Inaj and his devils,” she told him.
Don’t have to, said Su-Li.
What to read after Zadayi Red?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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