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 \n7 Exploding Free8 Peace  \n1  \n13  \n21  \n35  \n4145  \n57  \n# Chapter 1The House\n\n“What's the house like?Is it nice?”Jamieasked.  \n“You'll see very soon,\"said Jamie's dad.  \n# “But can I have my own room?”\n\n“A small one,yes.The girls will sharethe biggest bedroom and Mum and I willhave the other.”  \nJamie sat smiling in the front seat.He hadto sit with his sisters in the back if Mum wasthere.But now it was just him and his dad.  \nHe had the map on his lap.The back of thevan was full of tools and sleeping bags andfood.  \n“So what is the house like?Mum says it'sfalling down!\"said Jamie.  \n“We got a local chap to look at it andhe says it's fine.We’ve just got to paint theplace and put in the electrics.Then it'l feellike home!Now look out for a track on ourleft,\"Dad said.  \nThey turned off the road and drovedown a long tunnel of trees.  \n“This house is miles from anywhere!”said Jamie.  \n“You've got your bike,”his father told him.  \n\"It'll be dark at night,\"said Jamie.He wasused to the street-lights in town.The thoughtof biking down this track after dark madehim shiver.  \nThen the van bumped out of the tunnel oftrees into the sunlight.  \n\"There's our new home!\"said Dad.\"Whatdo you think of it?”","cbCaiv5axrFhnBku","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv5axrFhnBku","pdf",2453006,76,"English","# 1 The House\n# 2 Colin\n# 3 Trouble\n# 4 Dad\n# 5 Camp Fire\n# 6 Ghosts?\n# 7 Exploding Free\n# 8 Peace","[{\"question\":\"What are Jamie's main concerns about moving to the new house?\",\"answer\":\"Jamie is worried about the house being in poor condition, the isolation of living miles from anywhere, and the lack of familiar streetlights at night.\"},{\"question\":\"What tasks does Jamie's father say need to be done to make the house feel like home?\",\"answer\":\"The father explains that they need to paint the house and install the electrics to make it livable.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the family plan to arrange the bedrooms in the new house?\",\"answer\":\"Jamie will have a small room of his own, the girls will share the biggest bedroom, and the parents will occupy the remaining bedroom.\"}]","The House with No Name - Pippa Goodhart - Children's Fiction | PDF",1790617883,117]