How to Be a Vampire
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Then he opened them.
Emily and his mom stared back at him. They had wide-open eyes. And wide-open mouths. But . . . their mouths were over their eyes! They were still upside down.
Seeing them like that made Andrew feel sick and dizzy.
“What in the world . . .” his mother’s upside-down mouth said.
“Uh . . .” Andrew tilted his head up. He found himself staring at the floor of his closet. Now he realized where he was.
He was hanging by his knees from his clothes rod!
Emily and his mom weren’t upsid...e down. He was!
“Get down, Andrew,” Emily demanded.
Andrew tried. But he discovered that he couldn’t move his arms. They were pinned to his sides by his blanket, which was wrapped tightly around his shoulders. How did this happen? Could he have wrapped himself up like this?
Andrew struggled. Finally he freed his arms from the blanket. He lowered himself to the floor.
“Andrew?” his mom said. “Were you in there the whole night?”
“Yeah,” Andrew said slowly. “See . . . it’s sort of like . . . practicing for . . . survival training.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he opened them.
Emily and his mom stared back at him. They had wide-open eyes. And wide-open mouths. But . . . their mouths were over their eyes! They were still upside down.
Seeing them like that made Andrew feel sick and dizzy.
“What in the world . . .” his mother’s upside-down mouth said.
“Uh . . .” Andrew tilted his head up. He found himself staring at the floor of his closet. Now he realized where he was.
He was hanging by his knees from his clothes rod!
Emily and his mom weren’t upsid...e down. He was!
“Get down, Andrew,” Emily demanded.
Andrew tried. But he discovered that he couldn’t move his arms. They were pinned to his sides by his blanket, which was wrapped tightly around his shoulders. How did this happen? Could he have wrapped himself up like this?
Andrew struggled. Finally he freed his arms from the blanket. He lowered himself to the floor.
“Andrew?” his mom said. “Were you in there the whole night?”
“Yeah,” Andrew said slowly. “See . . . it’s sort of like . . . practicing for . . . survival training.”
What to read after How to Be a Vampire?
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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