Beware, the Snowman
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I dreamed about fluffy white kittens with sky-blue eyes. Dozens of them. The whitest kittens I ever saw.
They began climbing over one another. Silently at first. And then they started to screech and hiss. A frightening, ugly sound.
Suddenly they all wore red scarves around their necks.
They clawed at each other, arching their pure white backs. Hissing and screeching.
Until I woke up.
Yellow morning sunlight poured through the round window at the other end of my bedroom. I could smell bacon fryin...g downstairs. Aunt Greta was already up and about.
I decided to climb the mountain right after breakfast. I didn’t want to think about it anymore. I wanted to go up there and solve the mystery.
I knew that strange, white-bearded guy Conrad was a problem. If he saw me, he’d try to stop me. He and his wolf.
But I had a plan to take care of Conrad.
If only Rolonda and Eli would help… As it turned out, I didn’t get out of the house till after lunch. Aunt Greta needed me to hang curtains with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dreamed about fluffy white kittens with sky-blue eyes. Dozens of them. The whitest kittens I ever saw.
They began climbing over one another. Silently at first. And then they started to screech and hiss. A frightening, ugly sound.
Suddenly they all wore red scarves around their necks.
They clawed at each other, arching their pure white backs. Hissing and screeching.
Until I woke up.
Yellow morning sunlight poured through the round window at the other end of my bedroom. I could smell bacon fryin...g downstairs. Aunt Greta was already up and about.
I decided to climb the mountain right after breakfast. I didn’t want to think about it anymore. I wanted to go up there and solve the mystery.
I knew that strange, white-bearded guy Conrad was a problem. If he saw me, he’d try to stop me. He and his wolf.
But I had a plan to take care of Conrad.
If only Rolonda and Eli would help… As it turned out, I didn’t get out of the house till after lunch. Aunt Greta needed me to hang curtains with her.
What to read after Beware, the Snowman?
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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