The Beast From the East
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I murmured. “A pile of animal bones.”
Nat and I stared. The bones gleamed coldly in the sunlight. Picked clean.
“Notice anything else?” I pointed to the ground beside the bones.
“What?” Nat frowned.
“It’s brown,” I said. “The grass under the bones. It’s a square brown patch.”
Free Lunch.
Nat swallowed hard.
“A beast ate it,” he murmured. “Whatever it was.”
I wrapped my arms around my chest. “This is not like tag, Nat,” I told him solemnly. I couldn’t take my eyes off the poor animal’s bones. “Th...is game is deadly.”
“Only if we lose,” Nat said. “Ginger, we just saw Fleg. He helped us.”
“So?” I asked.
“So, we’ll make him help us again.”
“How can we do that?”
Nat grinned. “Easy. We’ll trick him. Pretend to need help. Pretend you have another snake on you or something.”
“Right,” I replied, rolling my eyes. Like I was really going to let Fleg near me again.
Nat grabbed my arm. “It’ll work. You scream for help. Fleg gets close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I murmured. “A pile of animal bones.”
Nat and I stared. The bones gleamed coldly in the sunlight. Picked clean.
“Notice anything else?” I pointed to the ground beside the bones.
“What?” Nat frowned.
“It’s brown,” I said. “The grass under the bones. It’s a square brown patch.”
Free Lunch.
Nat swallowed hard.
“A beast ate it,” he murmured. “Whatever it was.”
I wrapped my arms around my chest. “This is not like tag, Nat,” I told him solemnly. I couldn’t take my eyes off the poor animal’s bones. “Th...is game is deadly.”
“Only if we lose,” Nat said. “Ginger, we just saw Fleg. He helped us.”
“So?” I asked.
“So, we’ll make him help us again.”
“How can we do that?”
Nat grinned. “Easy. We’ll trick him. Pretend to need help. Pretend you have another snake on you or something.”
“Right,” I replied, rolling my eyes. Like I was really going to let Fleg near me again.
Nat grabbed my arm. “It’ll work. You scream for help. Fleg gets close.
What to read after The Beast From the East?
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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