The Funhouse
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It was on Main Street, four blocks from the high school. There wasn’t anything special about it, so far as Amy could see. A soda fountain. A short-order grill. Ten tables with oilcloth draped over them. Eight shiny, red leatherette booths. Half a dozen pinball machines in an alcove in the back. A jukebox. That was it. Nothing fancy. Amy figured there had to be a million places just like it spread all over the country. She knew of four others right here in little old Royal City. But for some myst...erious reason, perhaps herd instinct, perhaps because the name of the establishment sounded like the kind of sleazy dump their parents would disapprove of, Royal City’s teenagers congregated at The Dive in greater numbers than they did anywhere else in town.
Amy had been a waitress at The Dive for the past two summers, and she was going to work there full-time again starting the first of June, until the junior college opened in September. She also pulled a few hours of hash-slinging during the school year, around the holidays and on most weekends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was on Main Street, four blocks from the high school. There wasn’t anything special about it, so far as Amy could see. A soda fountain. A short-order grill. Ten tables with oilcloth draped over them. Eight shiny, red leatherette booths. Half a dozen pinball machines in an alcove in the back. A jukebox. That was it. Nothing fancy. Amy figured there had to be a million places just like it spread all over the country. She knew of four others right here in little old Royal City. But for some myst...erious reason, perhaps herd instinct, perhaps because the name of the establishment sounded like the kind of sleazy dump their parents would disapprove of, Royal City’s teenagers congregated at The Dive in greater numbers than they did anywhere else in town.
Amy had been a waitress at The Dive for the past two summers, and she was going to work there full-time again starting the first of June, until the junior college opened in September. She also pulled a few hours of hash-slinging during the school year, around the holidays and on most weekends.
What to read after The Funhouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 months ago
it is a very engaging book.. although the ending was a bit rushed! nevertheless, i enjoyed it very much! all of his books are great so far.Write Review:
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