I Live in Your Basement
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Mom demanded, eyeing me sharply.
“The boy—” I started. But I didn’t finish. Someone bumped me hard from behind.
I stumbled toward the basement—and nearly fell down the stairs.
“Whoa—!” I let out a cry and spun around.
Tyler wagged his tail at me. He shuffled forward and bumped me again. He does that all the time. Just to be friendly, I guess.
“You stupid dog!” I shrieked. “You nearly killed me!”
Tyler stopped wagging. He stared up at me with his big brown eyes.
“Don’t yell at the dog,” Mom scold...ed. “You’re really not doing well, Marco.
Let’s tuck you in, okay? You are definitely overtired.”
“But, Mom—”
I decided not to argue. What was the point?
I glanced down into the basement, hoping to catch a glimpse of the boy. But I saw only darkness.
Where was he? Where was he hiding?
I knew I hadn’t imagined him. I knew I had really heard him.
So what was going on?
Mom let me go to school on Monday. The way things turned out, I wished she had kept me home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom demanded, eyeing me sharply.
“The boy—” I started. But I didn’t finish. Someone bumped me hard from behind.
I stumbled toward the basement—and nearly fell down the stairs.
“Whoa—!” I let out a cry and spun around.
Tyler wagged his tail at me. He shuffled forward and bumped me again. He does that all the time. Just to be friendly, I guess.
“You stupid dog!” I shrieked. “You nearly killed me!”
Tyler stopped wagging. He stared up at me with his big brown eyes.
“Don’t yell at the dog,” Mom scold...ed. “You’re really not doing well, Marco.
Let’s tuck you in, okay? You are definitely overtired.”
“But, Mom—”
I decided not to argue. What was the point?
I glanced down into the basement, hoping to catch a glimpse of the boy. But I saw only darkness.
Where was he? Where was he hiding?
I knew I hadn’t imagined him. I knew I had really heard him.
So what was going on?
Mom let me go to school on Monday. The way things turned out, I wished she had kept me home.
What to read after I Live in Your Basement?
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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