The Rottenest Angel (2007)
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“Huh? Where am I?” I lifted my head and squinted into the light. Oh, yeah.”
It took me a few seconds to remember that I was now sleeping in a cot under the window in my room. With a sigh I raised myself higher and glanced over at MY bed.
Angel sat on the side of the bed in his striped pajamas. And what was that fat lump next to him?
Gassy! My pet! My bulldog! Snoring away at the foot of the bed.
“Hey—what’s up with him?” I cried. “That’s my dog!”
Angel flashed me the first smile of the morning. ...Sunshine shimmered around him, a halo of light above his golden hair.
“Gassy seems to like dog biscuits,” he said.
I shook myself awake. “Huh? Dog biscuits?”
Angel nodded. “I gave him a whole box for his breakfast.”
“But—but—” I stammered. “That will make him sick.”
The fat bulldog let out a snort. He had a big smile on his face.
Angel raised his hands to his cheeks. “Oh, my gosh and goodness. I hope I didn’t do anything wrong,” he said. “I’d never do anything to hurt you or your doggie, Bernie pal.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Huh? Where am I?” I lifted my head and squinted into the light. Oh, yeah.”
It took me a few seconds to remember that I was now sleeping in a cot under the window in my room. With a sigh I raised myself higher and glanced over at MY bed.
Angel sat on the side of the bed in his striped pajamas. And what was that fat lump next to him?
Gassy! My pet! My bulldog! Snoring away at the foot of the bed.
“Hey—what’s up with him?” I cried. “That’s my dog!”
Angel flashed me the first smile of the morning. ...Sunshine shimmered around him, a halo of light above his golden hair.
“Gassy seems to like dog biscuits,” he said.
I shook myself awake. “Huh? Dog biscuits?”
Angel nodded. “I gave him a whole box for his breakfast.”
“But—but—” I stammered. “That will make him sick.”
The fat bulldog let out a snort. He had a big smile on his face.
Angel raised his hands to his cheeks. “Oh, my gosh and goodness. I hope I didn’t do anything wrong,” he said. “I’d never do anything to hurt you or your doggie, Bernie pal.”
What to read after The Rottenest Angel?
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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