Green Comet

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Today’s reading is chapter twenty-four of Green Comet, the first book in the Green Comet trilogy.

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That said, in chapter twenty-four the comet debates whether to use Shimmer’s idea to drive the comets together rather than easing them together in steps.

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Today’s reading is chapter twenty-three of Green Comet, the first book in the Green Comet trilogy.

In chapter twenty-three Elgin doesn’t get much work done the next day. He’s honored and nervous that both Frances and Stanton are coming to watch him play flashball. Elgin’s natural ability is starting to show, but he still thinks he’s the klutzy new guy. Buzzard is the crowd favorite, of course. They get a startling proposal about the joining of the comets.

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Today’s reading is chapter twenty-two of Green Comet, the first book in the Green Comet trilogy.

In chapter twenty-two Stanton can’t believe how stupidly Elgin is acting toward Frances. Elgin is horrified to hear that Frances might think she did something wrong. The orbital corridors look like they’ll work. Elgin finds the courage to stay and talk to Frances.

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