The Dark
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What reading level is The Dark book?
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Above him the roof creaked, and he closed his eyes. Now the dark was all Laszlo could see.
“No, no,” said the dark again.
“Not there.”
“Down here.”
“In the basement?”
asked Laszlo.
“Yes,”
said the dark.
Laszlo had never dared come to the dark’s room at night.
“Come closer,” said the dark.
Laszlo came closer.
“Even closer,”
said the dark.
You might be afraid of the dark, but the dark is not afraid of you. That’s why the dark is always close by.
The dark peeks around the corner and waits behind t...he door, and you can see the dark up in the sky almost every night, gazing down at you as you gaze up at the stars.
Without a creaky roof, the rain would fall on your bed, and without a smooth, cold window, you could never see outside, and without a set of stairs, you could never go into the basement, where the dark spends its time.
Without a closet, you would have nowhere to put your shoes, and without a shower curtain, you would splash water all over the bathroom, and without the dark, everything would be light, and you would never know if you needed a lightbulb.
What to read after The Dark?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Above him the roof creaked, and he closed his eyes. Now the dark was all Laszlo could see.
“No, no,” said the dark again.
“Not there.”
“Down here.”
“In the basement?”
asked Laszlo.
“Yes,”
said the dark.
Laszlo had never dared come to the dark’s room at night.
“Come closer,” said the dark.
Laszlo came closer.
“Even closer,”
said the dark.
You might be afraid of the dark, but the dark is not afraid of you. That’s why the dark is always close by.
The dark peeks around the corner and waits behind t...he door, and you can see the dark up in the sky almost every night, gazing down at you as you gaze up at the stars.
Without a creaky roof, the rain would fall on your bed, and without a smooth, cold window, you could never see outside, and without a set of stairs, you could never go into the basement, where the dark spends its time.
Without a closet, you would have nowhere to put your shoes, and without a shower curtain, you would splash water all over the bathroom, and without the dark, everything would be light, and you would never know if you needed a lightbulb.
What to read after The Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lemony Snicket to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a year ago
i dont think a lot of people realize this but the reason why this is so short and unsatisfying is its supposed to be a picture book. Not sure if having this available as an ebook is a good match for this website.
Guest 6 years ago
Fuckin shit
Guest 5 years ago
Stop cusin
Guest 6 years ago
wtf is this a poem
Guest 5 years ago
You to
Guest 6 years ago
i like it but its to short.
Guest 6 years ago
The number of pages a book has really don't matter. What matters is what the book wants to say. If you cannot realise that, then you cannot connect with the book. Besides, the short stories are the ones with the greatest meanings.
Guest 6 years ago
It was very short
Guest 5 years ago
Shut up now
Guest 6 years ago
Hate this book
Guest 6 years ago
i dont like it this bookmmm
Guest 6 years ago
I loved this book. Very meaningful in my opinion.
Guest 6 years ago
I don’t like reading
Guest 6 years ago
Even though this book was very short, I still enjoyed it. I loved how Laszlo could talk to the dark and how the author can turn something very normal into a very fascinating subject.
Guest 7 years ago
I really liked the book I read the book in one day!
Guest 6 years ago
The author does not want to look at the length of the book he wants to let you see the poetic feel there is so much more
Guest 7 years ago
too short for my liking. What does he think I am, a child?!?!!?Write Review:
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