Don't Scream! (2012)
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29 “OUCH!”
I bumped hard into something. A table? A cabinet?
Dishes clattered. Something crashed. “Oh … I don’t like this!” I whispered. “I … can’t see a thing.”
Dark clouds kept any light from seeping into the kitchen window. “Where is the kitchen door?”
“Calm down,” Emmy said, her voice muffled by my jacket pocket. “Take a breath. Your eyes will adjust.”
“No way,” I protested. “It’s pitch-black —”
And then I uttered a scream as something brushed against my leg.
“Th-there’s something in here,” ...I stammered.
It brushed my leg again. I nearly leaped out of my skin.
It purred. A cat. The Howells have a cat.
“You’re wasting time, Jack,” Emmy scolded. “You don’t want to get caught — do you?”
Stupid question. I didn’t bother to answer it.
My eyes adjusted slowly to the blackness. I found the kitchen door and slipped into the narrow, dark hall.
“Where is the radio?” I asked Emmy. “Can you tell from the signal? Where is it?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29 “OUCH!”
I bumped hard into something. A table? A cabinet?
Dishes clattered. Something crashed. “Oh … I don’t like this!” I whispered. “I … can’t see a thing.”
Dark clouds kept any light from seeping into the kitchen window. “Where is the kitchen door?”
“Calm down,” Emmy said, her voice muffled by my jacket pocket. “Take a breath. Your eyes will adjust.”
“No way,” I protested. “It’s pitch-black —”
And then I uttered a scream as something brushed against my leg.
“Th-there’s something in here,” ...I stammered.
It brushed my leg again. I nearly leaped out of my skin.
It purred. A cat. The Howells have a cat.
“You’re wasting time, Jack,” Emmy scolded. “You don’t want to get caught — do you?”
Stupid question. I didn’t bother to answer it.
My eyes adjusted slowly to the blackness. I found the kitchen door and slipped into the narrow, dark hall.
“Where is the radio?” I asked Emmy. “Can you tell from the signal? Where is it?”
What to read after Don't 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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