The Ooze
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I knew Miss Scott was keeping Eric after school. But I wasn’t taking any chances. I wanted to be home—with the door locked—before he even left the building.
I ran down the hall, out the front door, and down the steps. And I kept on running.
I kept hearing Eric’s voice in my head. I’m going to get you for that, Sterner. I’m going to get you.
And I knew he would.
During math class he passed me a note. A note that mentioned specific bones of my body—and what he planned to do to them.
I thought abou...t the note—and ran faster. I ran three blocks. Four blocks. Five.
My lungs were burning. My legs were aching. But I knew I would feel a lot worse if Eric caught me.
I ran another block—and hit a red light. I glanced behind me as I waited for the light to change.
No Eric yet.
The moment the light turned green I sprinted across the street. Then I stopped.
Wait. There is no stoplight on my way home from school.
I stared around. And I didn’t recognize anything. Not anything.
That’s impossible, I thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew Miss Scott was keeping Eric after school. But I wasn’t taking any chances. I wanted to be home—with the door locked—before he even left the building.
I ran down the hall, out the front door, and down the steps. And I kept on running.
I kept hearing Eric’s voice in my head. I’m going to get you for that, Sterner. I’m going to get you.
And I knew he would.
During math class he passed me a note. A note that mentioned specific bones of my body—and what he planned to do to them.
I thought abou...t the note—and ran faster. I ran three blocks. Four blocks. Five.
My lungs were burning. My legs were aching. But I knew I would feel a lot worse if Eric caught me.
I ran another block—and hit a red light. I glanced behind me as I waited for the light to change.
No Eric yet.
The moment the light turned green I sprinted across the street. Then I stopped.
Wait. There is no stoplight on my way home from school.
I stared around. And I didn’t recognize anything. Not anything.
That’s impossible, I thought.
What to read after The Ooze?
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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