The Boy Who Ate Fear Street
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Lucas!” I jumped out of my seat. I knelt over Lucas’s trembling body. “Help!” I cried out. “Somebody, help him.” I gripped Lucas’s shoulders, trying to stop his body from jerking.
It didn’t work. The harder I held Lucas, the more his body twitched.
“You jerk!” Kevin cried.
“Don’t call him a jerk!” I shouted. “Can’t you see he’s hurt?”
“You,” he said, pointing—at me. Then he burst out laughing.
Lucas started laughing too.
My hands dropped from Lucas’s shoulders.
“Very funny,” I said, taking my se...at. “You guys are a riot.” I glanced around the classroom. All the kids around us giggled.
“Aw, come on,” Lucas said. “Kevin told me about the shocks. Lighten up. It was just a joke. Admit it—it was funny.”
I couldn’t believe it. I really thought I electrocuted Lucas. I guess it was pretty funny. I even managed to laugh a little later when I thought about it again. And I started to feel a better.
And then it was time for lunch.
And everything turned worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucas!” I jumped out of my seat. I knelt over Lucas’s trembling body. “Help!” I cried out. “Somebody, help him.” I gripped Lucas’s shoulders, trying to stop his body from jerking.
It didn’t work. The harder I held Lucas, the more his body twitched.
“You jerk!” Kevin cried.
“Don’t call him a jerk!” I shouted. “Can’t you see he’s hurt?”
“You,” he said, pointing—at me. Then he burst out laughing.
Lucas started laughing too.
My hands dropped from Lucas’s shoulders.
“Very funny,” I said, taking my se...at. “You guys are a riot.” I glanced around the classroom. All the kids around us giggled.
“Aw, come on,” Lucas said. “Kevin told me about the shocks. Lighten up. It was just a joke. Admit it—it was funny.”
I couldn’t believe it. I really thought I electrocuted Lucas. I guess it was pretty funny. I even managed to laugh a little later when I thought about it again. And I started to feel a better.
And then it was time for lunch.
And everything turned worse.
What to read after The Boy Who Ate Fear Street?
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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