The Howler (2001)
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A bell attached to the other side rang as the door swung open. Kicking snow off my boots, I stepped into a dimly lit hallway.
Vanessa bumped up behind me. “It’s dark in here,” she whispered. “Do you think they’re open?”
I took a few steps into the front room. A small desk, cluttered with papers, stood against one wall. Two long rows of dark display cases faced the desk.
“Anyone here?” I called.
“Let’s go,” Vanessa whispered. “This place is creeping me out. I don’t think it’s a real store.”
I sta...red at the tall display cases. What did they hold? It was too dark to see.
“Okay. They must be closed,” I said, I turned to go.
Then I heard someone cough. A back door opened, spilling yellow light into the room.
A man stepped out. He was very short. Very thin and weary-looking. Sort of stooped over, as if he didn’t have the strength to stand up straight.
He had shiny white hair pulled behind his head in a long ponytail. As he came closer, I could see the square-shaped eyeglasses resting low on his long, slender nose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A bell attached to the other side rang as the door swung open. Kicking snow off my boots, I stepped into a dimly lit hallway.
Vanessa bumped up behind me. “It’s dark in here,” she whispered. “Do you think they’re open?”
I took a few steps into the front room. A small desk, cluttered with papers, stood against one wall. Two long rows of dark display cases faced the desk.
“Anyone here?” I called.
“Let’s go,” Vanessa whispered. “This place is creeping me out. I don’t think it’s a real store.”
I sta...red at the tall display cases. What did they hold? It was too dark to see.
“Okay. They must be closed,” I said, I turned to go.
Then I heard someone cough. A back door opened, spilling yellow light into the room.
A man stepped out. He was very short. Very thin and weary-looking. Sort of stooped over, as if he didn’t have the strength to stand up straight.
He had shiny white hair pulled behind his head in a long ponytail. As he came closer, I could see the square-shaped eyeglasses resting low on his long, slender nose.
What to read after The Howler?
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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