Night of the Creepy Things (2009)
Night of the Creepy Things
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IT’S STUCK TO MY FOOT!
Everyone gasped in shock…because he looked totally normal!
He wasn’t weird in any way. He was tall and thin. He had wavy brown hair, wore black-rimmed glasses, and had a nice smile as he stepped up to the microphone.
No black cape. No fangs. He wore a pale blue shirt under a gray sports jacket and faded jeans.
“My name is B. A. Gool,” he said in a soft voice. “And my job is to scare you!”
A few kids laughed. But most of us just stared at him. He wasn’t scary at all!
“Kids ...ask me all the time where I get my ideas for my scary movies,” he continued. “Well, a lot of my scariest ideas came from right here at Rotten School.”
“YEAAAA!” Belzer cheered and kicked the seat in front of him.
I glanced down the row. At the end, my friend Chipmunk had his hands covering his face. He scrunched down low, hiding behind the seat backs.
Chipmunk is the shyest kid at Rotten School. He’s so shy, he has trouble talking to himself! Poor guy. I could see that he was really scared of B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT’S STUCK TO MY FOOT!
Everyone gasped in shock…because he looked totally normal!
He wasn’t weird in any way. He was tall and thin. He had wavy brown hair, wore black-rimmed glasses, and had a nice smile as he stepped up to the microphone.
No black cape. No fangs. He wore a pale blue shirt under a gray sports jacket and faded jeans.
“My name is B. A. Gool,” he said in a soft voice. “And my job is to scare you!”
A few kids laughed. But most of us just stared at him. He wasn’t scary at all!
“Kids ...ask me all the time where I get my ideas for my scary movies,” he continued. “Well, a lot of my scariest ideas came from right here at Rotten School.”
“YEAAAA!” Belzer cheered and kicked the seat in front of him.
I glanced down the row. At the end, my friend Chipmunk had his hands covering his face. He scrunched down low, hiding behind the seat backs.
Chipmunk is the shyest kid at Rotten School. He’s so shy, he has trouble talking to himself! Poor guy. I could see that he was really scared of B.
What to read after Night of the Creepy Things?
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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