Marcus and the Wind
Marcus is a “middle boy”. He doesn’t stand out in any way and tends to be overlooked. Then, one Wednesday, everything changes.
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Series: Junior Journal 47 Level 2 2013
Reading year level: 2
Category: Fiction
Topics: wind, humour, story, behaviour, self-belief
Colour wheel level: Purple
Marcus and the Wind
Words by Kylie Parry
A strange wind springs up, and Marcus suddenly finds himself doing extraordinary things.
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