A Midsummer Night's Scream
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Jake said. “We need to think about something else.”
“How can we?” I cried. I didn’t mean to sound so shrill. “Jake, you didn’t see what Delia and I saw. Jeremy’s face melted. His head was totally black, and his skin was stuck to the microwave. How could that happen? How?”
The four of us were in a tiny booth at the Hamburger Hamlet on Larchmont, south of Beverly. It seemed that whenever real horror struck, we had to soothe ourselves with cheeseburgers.
Shawn pulled a long gob of cheese from his b...urger and lowered it to his mouth.
Delia uttered a groan. “How can you eat melted cheese after what we saw?”
I don’t know why, but that made me laugh. Yes, Jeremy’s face was like melted cheese. But why was I laughing? Nervous laughter, I guess. Laughter to keep from crying.
Shawn shook his head. “The whole thing is impossible. If his head was in the microwave, the door had to be open. And if the door was open, the microwave wouldn’t work. I think—”
“Shawn, we’ve been over this a hundred times,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jake said. “We need to think about something else.”
“How can we?” I cried. I didn’t mean to sound so shrill. “Jake, you didn’t see what Delia and I saw. Jeremy’s face melted. His head was totally black, and his skin was stuck to the microwave. How could that happen? How?”
The four of us were in a tiny booth at the Hamburger Hamlet on Larchmont, south of Beverly. It seemed that whenever real horror struck, we had to soothe ourselves with cheeseburgers.
Shawn pulled a long gob of cheese from his b...urger and lowered it to his mouth.
Delia uttered a groan. “How can you eat melted cheese after what we saw?”
I don’t know why, but that made me laugh. Yes, Jeremy’s face was like melted cheese. But why was I laughing? Nervous laughter, I guess. Laughter to keep from crying.
Shawn shook his head. “The whole thing is impossible. If his head was in the microwave, the door had to be open. And if the door was open, the microwave wouldn’t work. I think—”
“Shawn, we’ve been over this a hundred times,”
What to read after A Midsummer Night's Scream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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