Camp Fear Ghouls
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I pointed at the badge under Amy’s swimming patch. “That badge has a picture of a coffin on it! And that one looks like a knife.” I poked at the next badge with my finger.
A slow smile crept across Amy’s lips. She wiggled her eyebrows. “Awesome, isn’t it?”
The next badge was a rope. Was it for knot-tying? But then, why was the rope shaped like a hangman’s noose?
“What’s that for?” I asked.
“Fun!” Pearl gestured to the badges on her purple sash. “They’re all for fun.”
“It’s much more fun to earn ...these than stupid old cooking badges,” Amy explained. “Or a wimpy gardening badge like the Waynesbridge Scouts earn.”
“Aren’t our badges totally scary?” Violet giggled. “They’re perfect for our club.”
“Look, Lizzy. We thought you were someone who liked a good scare. You’re not afraid of some silly badges, are you?” Trudy asked, sticking her face in front of mine.
“Of course not,” I shot back.
“Are you sure?” Pearl demanded. “Because we don’t want any babies in this troop.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pointed at the badge under Amy’s swimming patch. “That badge has a picture of a coffin on it! And that one looks like a knife.” I poked at the next badge with my finger.
A slow smile crept across Amy’s lips. She wiggled her eyebrows. “Awesome, isn’t it?”
The next badge was a rope. Was it for knot-tying? But then, why was the rope shaped like a hangman’s noose?
“What’s that for?” I asked.
“Fun!” Pearl gestured to the badges on her purple sash. “They’re all for fun.”
“It’s much more fun to earn ...these than stupid old cooking badges,” Amy explained. “Or a wimpy gardening badge like the Waynesbridge Scouts earn.”
“Aren’t our badges totally scary?” Violet giggled. “They’re perfect for our club.”
“Look, Lizzy. We thought you were someone who liked a good scare. You’re not afraid of some silly badges, are you?” Trudy asked, sticking her face in front of mine.
“Of course not,” I shot back.
“Are you sure?” Pearl demanded. “Because we don’t want any babies in this troop.”
What to read after Camp Fear Ghouls?
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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