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The Weight of the Crown

by Namu Marupudi

Ages 10–12

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Developing Reader · L5
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Ages 10–12

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Three sample pages

  • Crown — a headpiece worn by a leader
  • Villager — a person who lives in a village
  • Leader — the one who guides a group
  • Trust — believing someone will do right
  • Responsibility — the duty to take care of something
  • Humble — not thinking you are better than others
  • Counsel — advice from someone wise
  • Burden — a heavy load you must carry

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