Fun Campfire Ghost Stories
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"My dad’s friend walked into the Crown Cemetery one night and at midnight the hand of a skeleton reached up out of the ground and grabbed his leg," Spencer said, as he ate his sandwich.
"So, what happened?" Christopher said.
"He was pulled down under the dirt and died for lack of air," Spenser answered, while munching on a carrot stick.
"Oh come on,” Adam said. “I’ve seen that one in a movie somewhere before.”
"No really, I think it’s a true story,”
Spencer said. “If you don’t believe me than I ...dare you to stick a knife in the ground on top of a grave at midnight tonight and leave it there. Christopher and I will look for the knife the next morning proving you were there.”
“No sweat,” Adam said, as the friends headed for their next class.
That night, Adam arrived at the gate of the cemetery. The hairs on the back of his neck stood up as a cold breeze rushed by him. He walked in and shortly found a new grave.
He took the pocket knife out of his jacket pocket and opened the blade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My dad’s friend walked into the Crown Cemetery one night and at midnight the hand of a skeleton reached up out of the ground and grabbed his leg," Spencer said, as he ate his sandwich.
"So, what happened?" Christopher said.
"He was pulled down under the dirt and died for lack of air," Spenser answered, while munching on a carrot stick.
"Oh come on,” Adam said. “I’ve seen that one in a movie somewhere before.”
"No really, I think it’s a true story,”
Spencer said. “If you don’t believe me than I ...dare you to stick a knife in the ground on top of a grave at midnight tonight and leave it there. Christopher and I will look for the knife the next morning proving you were there.”
“No sweat,” Adam said, as the friends headed for their next class.
That night, Adam arrived at the gate of the cemetery. The hairs on the back of his neck stood up as a cold breeze rushed by him. He walked in and shortly found a new grave.
He took the pocket knife out of his jacket pocket and opened the blade.
What to read after Fun Campfire Ghost Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bradshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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