Night of the Werecat
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Mrs. Bast repeated. “It’s you!”
“Mrs. Bast,” Wendy began. But she didn’t know what to say.
Shalimar howled even louder. He struggled in Mrs. Bast’s grip, twisting his body in an effort to escape.
Mrs. Bast’s eyes returned to the cat. “Stop that,” she ordered.
The cat broke free. It leaped from the table, scattering bottles and jars. Wendy’s hands reached out to keep the bottles from smashing to the ground.
“Shalimar!” Tina cried. “No!” Tina and Mrs. Bast grabbed for the cat at the same time. It ...ducked out of reach, then bounded to the top of a tall bookcase.
Wendy glanced up. The cat gazed down at them, then began to wash its face.
“Wendy!” Tina exclaimed. “It’s not Shalimar. Look—it has one brown eye. Shal’s eyes are both blue.”
Wendy peered at the cat. Tina was right. The cat looked exactly like Shal except for its eyes.
“Look what you’ve done,” Mrs. Bast scolded. “Look at this mess.” She began to pick up the bottles and jars that had fallen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Bast repeated. “It’s you!”
“Mrs. Bast,” Wendy began. But she didn’t know what to say.
Shalimar howled even louder. He struggled in Mrs. Bast’s grip, twisting his body in an effort to escape.
Mrs. Bast’s eyes returned to the cat. “Stop that,” she ordered.
The cat broke free. It leaped from the table, scattering bottles and jars. Wendy’s hands reached out to keep the bottles from smashing to the ground.
“Shalimar!” Tina cried. “No!” Tina and Mrs. Bast grabbed for the cat at the same time. It ...ducked out of reach, then bounded to the top of a tall bookcase.
Wendy glanced up. The cat gazed down at them, then began to wash its face.
“Wendy!” Tina exclaimed. “It’s not Shalimar. Look—it has one brown eye. Shal’s eyes are both blue.”
Wendy peered at the cat. Tina was right. The cat looked exactly like Shal except for its eyes.
“Look what you’ve done,” Mrs. Bast scolded. “Look at this mess.” She began to pick up the bottles and jars that had fallen.
What to read after Night of the Werecat?
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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