Question:
" It 's the spiders ! " I said . Every year at around this time , fat orange spiders about the size of a quarter make enormous webs , usually across human paths .

What has spooked the narrator while walking ?
Answer:
They saw spiders .

Question:
She 's big on magic wands and transformation right now . Em felt she was running a little late , so she said , " We 'll walk quickly . " She did . I had to stretch my legs a bit to keep her pace , and she was shorter than me by a foot and was wearing a pack .

Why is it interesting to know Em 's height ?
Answer:
Shorter people typically have shorter legs and do not walk as fast .

Question:
I suppose it has to be Dickens . And if it is Dickens , it has to be David Copperfield : the first book that bridged the gap between my childhood and adult reading . I came upon it when I was 11 ; when I had not yet discarded Blyton and Angela Brazil , yet was ready for something deeper and more grown - up . It was not the first book by Dickens I had read ; I 'd tried A Christmas Carol and had found Ebenezer Scrooge somewhat trying .

Why was I not fond of Dickens ?
Answer:
I associated it with kid stuff .

Question:
Well I ' ve taken a glance at the Literature thread and I ' m pretty sure we have some writers on this site . High School and College Students linger here , so why not regurgitate the stories you ' ve written for school . From fiction short stories to poetry , all forms of literature is accepted .

What does the narrator seem to like to do in their free time ?
Answer:
Read books .