Return of the Mummy (2011)
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I reached out frantically for something to grab on to.
It all happened too fast to cry out.
I landed hard on my back. Pain shot out through my arms and legs. The darkness swirled around me.
My breath was knocked right out of me. I saw bright flashes of red, then everything went black again. I struggled to breathe but couldn’t suck in any air.
I had that horrible heavy feeling in my chest, like when a basketball hits you in the stomach.
Finally, I sat up, struggling to see in the total darkness. ...I heard a soft, shuffling sound. Something scraping over the hard dirt floor.
“Hey — can anyone hear me?” My voice came out a hoarse whisper.
Now my back ached, but I was starting to breathe normally.
“Hey — I’m down here!” I called, a little louder.
No reply.
Didn’t they miss me? Weren’t they looking for me?
I was leaning back on my hands, starting to feel better. My right hand started to itch.
I reached to scratch it and brushed something away.
And realized my legs were itching, too.
What to read after Return of the Mummy?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I reached out frantically for something to grab on to.
It all happened too fast to cry out.
I landed hard on my back. Pain shot out through my arms and legs. The darkness swirled around me.
My breath was knocked right out of me. I saw bright flashes of red, then everything went black again. I struggled to breathe but couldn’t suck in any air.
I had that horrible heavy feeling in my chest, like when a basketball hits you in the stomach.
Finally, I sat up, struggling to see in the total darkness. ...I heard a soft, shuffling sound. Something scraping over the hard dirt floor.
“Hey — can anyone hear me?” My voice came out a hoarse whisper.
Now my back ached, but I was starting to breathe normally.
“Hey — I’m down here!” I called, a little louder.
No reply.
Didn’t they miss me? Weren’t they looking for me?
I was leaning back on my hands, starting to feel better. My right hand started to itch.
I reached to scratch it and brushed something away.
And realized my legs were itching, too.
What to read after Return of the Mummy?
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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