The Dare (2003)
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Staring out my kitchen window at the woodpile, I imagined the whole scene with Mr. Northwood.
If only it were true, I thought.
If only I didn’t have to shoot him.
It was Thursday afternoon, and I had stayed home from school. My stomach was upset. I felt really shaky and strange. I was a nervous wreck.
The alarm had gone off at seven, the usual time. I had started to get dressed—and then realized I couldn’t face another day at school, another day of kids staring at me, wishing me good luck, askin...g me when I was going to shoot him.
At first, I had loved all the attention.
But now it frightened me.
After my mom went off to work, I climbed back into bed. I was shaking all over. I couldn’t get rid of my chills. Finally I fell back to sleep and didn’t wake up until noon.
I kept getting painful stomachaches. And I felt like I had to puke. I forced down some buttered toast and a Coke for lunch, but then my stomach felt even worse.
Maybe I’m sick, I thought. Maybe I really do have the flu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Staring out my kitchen window at the woodpile, I imagined the whole scene with Mr. Northwood.
If only it were true, I thought.
If only I didn’t have to shoot him.
It was Thursday afternoon, and I had stayed home from school. My stomach was upset. I felt really shaky and strange. I was a nervous wreck.
The alarm had gone off at seven, the usual time. I had started to get dressed—and then realized I couldn’t face another day at school, another day of kids staring at me, wishing me good luck, askin...g me when I was going to shoot him.
At first, I had loved all the attention.
But now it frightened me.
After my mom went off to work, I climbed back into bed. I was shaking all over. I couldn’t get rid of my chills. Finally I fell back to sleep and didn’t wake up until noon.
I kept getting painful stomachaches. And I felt like I had to puke. I forced down some buttered toast and a Coke for lunch, but then my stomach felt even worse.
Maybe I’m sick, I thought. Maybe I really do have the flu.
What to read after The Dare?
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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