The first thing Nate noticed were the maps. They covered the walls like wallpaper. There were maps of the world, some bigger than he was, and maps of oceans and continents and places Nate had never heard of. There was even a map of the moon and the stars.
Flight of the Phoenix by R. L. LaFevers
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Suddenly, the per-clunkity gave way to a boom-clackity as we crossed over a long, narrow bridge. The crickets sang a little louder as we crossed the river. The moon shone a little bit brighter. The night air smelled like baking cookies.
A Snicker of Magic by Natalie Lloyd
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