Sue Murray "Blue Moon Beach"

Category: Beginer (A1-A2)

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Sue Murray

Samuel Martin is fifteen. His friends usually call him Sam. The boy lives with his parents in their hotel - Blue Moon Hotel. This hotel is near the Blue Moon Beach. Sam Martin loves watching the beautiful sea eagles flying over Blue Moon Beach. But when two suspicious-looking men arrive, Sam begins to get worried. What do these men want? Soon Sam and his new friend Tim realise that the sea eagles are in danger, and they decide that they have to stop the men and save the birds.

Text Analysis: Unique words: about 500. Total words: 5,700

Hard words: eagle, parents, liked, worst, work, catch, watch, return, bay, take, caught, help, play, petrol, save, stop, shout, constable, wear, fell, try, give, scream, lay, mum, stair, look, carry, be going, smuggler

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