Daughters of Silence
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She must have cut herself. Badly, too, to be bleeding so much. She searched her palm, but didn’t find a wound. Strange, her hand didn’t hurt at all, either.
It didn’t make sense. Why didn’t she see a cut? Where did the blood come from?
A chill slithered up her spine. If this wasn’t her blood, then it must be … someone else’s.
Her gaze dropped to the spot on the forest floor where she had fallen.
All around, thick, red splotches coated the green leaves. Jenna had never seen so much blood. She too...k a step backward. Blood spattered the ground and dripped down the trunk of a white birch tree. With a gasp, she stared in shock at the bloody handprint that stood out with terrible sharpness against the white bark.
Just above the handprint, a thin metal object glinted in the fading sunlight. Like a silver knitting needle jabbed into the tree.
Jenna reached out and yanked the metal object by its rounded, knobby end. She looked down at it. Her lip curled back in horror. A small, carefully carved skull stared up at her from the needle’s rounded end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She must have cut herself. Badly, too, to be bleeding so much. She searched her palm, but didn’t find a wound. Strange, her hand didn’t hurt at all, either.
It didn’t make sense. Why didn’t she see a cut? Where did the blood come from?
A chill slithered up her spine. If this wasn’t her blood, then it must be … someone else’s.
Her gaze dropped to the spot on the forest floor where she had fallen.
All around, thick, red splotches coated the green leaves. Jenna had never seen so much blood. She too...k a step backward. Blood spattered the ground and dripped down the trunk of a white birch tree. With a gasp, she stared in shock at the bloody handprint that stood out with terrible sharpness against the white bark.
Just above the handprint, a thin metal object glinted in the fading sunlight. Like a silver knitting needle jabbed into the tree.
Jenna reached out and yanked the metal object by its rounded, knobby end. She looked down at it. Her lip curled back in horror. A small, carefully carved skull stared up at her from the needle’s rounded end.
What to read after Daughters of Silence?
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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