The Sitter
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Brandon stood still as a statue and let Abby goo him up. Heather made a giggling game of it and made me chase her around the house first. Then she kicked and screamed and pretended she didn’t like it when I slathered her with the stuff.
“They make a spray sun lotion now,” Abby said. “We’ll have to get some. Then we can just line them up and spray them.”
“In my eye,” Heather complained, rubbing both eyes.
“Well, stop rubbing it, then.” Abby took a tissue and wiped Heather’s eye.
“Do you like the ...beach?” I asked Brandon.
He nodded, but his flat expression didn’t change.
Abby pulled a blue-and-white Yankees cap over Brandon’s curly black hair. He took it off. She put it on again.
She turned to me. “Since we’re down at the end, our part of the beach is pretty deserted. No one for them to play with. So turn right when you get there and go where it’s more crowded. The public beach is just a short walk.”
“No problem,” I said. I slung the bag of beach toys over my shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brandon stood still as a statue and let Abby goo him up. Heather made a giggling game of it and made me chase her around the house first. Then she kicked and screamed and pretended she didn’t like it when I slathered her with the stuff.
“They make a spray sun lotion now,” Abby said. “We’ll have to get some. Then we can just line them up and spray them.”
“In my eye,” Heather complained, rubbing both eyes.
“Well, stop rubbing it, then.” Abby took a tissue and wiped Heather’s eye.
“Do you like the ...beach?” I asked Brandon.
He nodded, but his flat expression didn’t change.
Abby pulled a blue-and-white Yankees cap over Brandon’s curly black hair. He took it off. She put it on again.
She turned to me. “Since we’re down at the end, our part of the beach is pretty deserted. No one for them to play with. So turn right when you get there and go where it’s more crowded. The public beach is just a short walk.”
“No problem,” I said. I slung the bag of beach toys over my shoulder.
What to read after The Sitter?
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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