The Haunting Hour
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I don’t have time to talk now.
No, really. Max, give me a break. Go away and let me write. I’ll talk to you when I’m finished, okay?
Max—please!
Sorry, readers. Max is my imaginary friend, and he’s driving me crazy today.
Do you think I’m too old to have an imaginary friend? Yes. So do I. But someone should tell that to Max!
Max—get away from my keyboard. I’m going to write a story about a boy who has an imaginary friend—a very dangerous imaginary friend.
No. You can’t help me. Go away. I mean i...t, Max.
Get away from the computer! Go away. GO AWAY!
David turned away from his computer and stared across the bedroom at Shawn. “Why are you lying there like a dead fish?” he asked. “Come over here. We’ll play a game.”
Shawn groaned and pulled the blankets up to his chin. “I don’t feel well.”
“Boo-hoo,” David said. “Get over here, Shawn, or else—”
The bedroom door swung open and David’s mom stepped in. She was short and a little chubby, like David, with tight ringlets of black hair that bobbed on her head when she walked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don’t have time to talk now.
No, really. Max, give me a break. Go away and let me write. I’ll talk to you when I’m finished, okay?
Max—please!
Sorry, readers. Max is my imaginary friend, and he’s driving me crazy today.
Do you think I’m too old to have an imaginary friend? Yes. So do I. But someone should tell that to Max!
Max—get away from my keyboard. I’m going to write a story about a boy who has an imaginary friend—a very dangerous imaginary friend.
No. You can’t help me. Go away. I mean i...t, Max.
Get away from the computer! Go away. GO AWAY!
David turned away from his computer and stared across the bedroom at Shawn. “Why are you lying there like a dead fish?” he asked. “Come over here. We’ll play a game.”
Shawn groaned and pulled the blankets up to his chin. “I don’t feel well.”
“Boo-hoo,” David said. “Get over here, Shawn, or else—”
The bedroom door swung open and David’s mom stepped in. She was short and a little chubby, like David, with tight ringlets of black hair that bobbed on her head when she walked.
What to read after The Haunting Hour?
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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