Fear Hall: the Beginning (1997)
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I stepped into the elevator, pressed thirteen—and heard someone say my name.
“Hope—!”
I turned to see Melanie at the back of the elevator. She was lugging an enormous bag of laundry. I guessed she was on her way up from the basement laundry room.
“Hope, I didn’t see you at the dorm meeting,” she scolded.
I raised my eyes to the flashing floor numbers above the door. “Yeah. I know,” I replied. “I—I had to go out.”
“It was a good meeting,” Melanie said. “I think we got our feelings across to the d...ean and the security people.”
“That’s good,” I muttered.
Why was it taking the elevator so long? I really didn’t want to chat with Melanie about campus safety precautions.
“They promised to put extra guards on duty,” Melanie reported. “Starting tomorrow.”
She shifted the big laundry bag to her other hand. “A lot of kids are still frightened, though,” she continued. “No one is going out at night. It’s amazing. The Triangle is like a ghost town after eight o’clock.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I stepped into the elevator, pressed thirteen—and heard someone say my name.
“Hope—!”
I turned to see Melanie at the back of the elevator. She was lugging an enormous bag of laundry. I guessed she was on her way up from the basement laundry room.
“Hope, I didn’t see you at the dorm meeting,” she scolded.
I raised my eyes to the flashing floor numbers above the door. “Yeah. I know,” I replied. “I—I had to go out.”
“It was a good meeting,” Melanie said. “I think we got our feelings across to the d...ean and the security people.”
“That’s good,” I muttered.
Why was it taking the elevator so long? I really didn’t want to chat with Melanie about campus safety precautions.
“They promised to put extra guards on duty,” Melanie reported. “Starting tomorrow.”
She shifted the big laundry bag to her other hand. “A lot of kids are still frightened, though,” she continued. “No one is going out at night. It’s amazing. The Triangle is like a ghost town after eight o’clock.”
What to read after Fear Hall: the Beginning?
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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