Cheerleaders: the New Evil
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Corky declared. “I just stood there. But you—you risked your life.”
Kimmy frowned. “If you want to know the truth, I didn’t think about it at all. I saw Naomi on fire, and I just jumped on her, knocked her to the floor, and tried to smother the flames.”
Debra shook her head. “Don’t be modest. You saved Naomi’s life. She’s badly burned. But you stopped the flames before they reached her face.”
Kimmy sighed. “I don’t even remember it. It all happened so fast.”
Corky and her two friends walked on i...n silence. Dressed in coats and mufflers and wool caps, they trudged through the park, under bare trees, over patches of lingering snow.
The red ball of a sun didn’t beam down any warmth. Corky shivered and stuffed her hands deeper into her coat pockets. Her breath steamed up in white puffs in front of her.
“Look—a rabbit!” Debra pointed between the trees.
Corky saw a small brown creature dart into a pile of dead leaves. “Didn’t anyone tell him it’s winter?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corky declared. “I just stood there. But you—you risked your life.”
Kimmy frowned. “If you want to know the truth, I didn’t think about it at all. I saw Naomi on fire, and I just jumped on her, knocked her to the floor, and tried to smother the flames.”
Debra shook her head. “Don’t be modest. You saved Naomi’s life. She’s badly burned. But you stopped the flames before they reached her face.”
Kimmy sighed. “I don’t even remember it. It all happened so fast.”
Corky and her two friends walked on i...n silence. Dressed in coats and mufflers and wool caps, they trudged through the park, under bare trees, over patches of lingering snow.
The red ball of a sun didn’t beam down any warmth. Corky shivered and stuffed her hands deeper into her coat pockets. Her breath steamed up in white puffs in front of her.
“Look—a rabbit!” Debra pointed between the trees.
Corky saw a small brown creature dart into a pile of dead leaves. “Didn’t anyone tell him it’s winter?”
What to read after Cheerleaders: the New Evil?
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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