The Stepsister
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Nancy, looking very frightened, burst into the steamy bathroom, followed by a gust of cold air.
“Em—what’s the matter?”
“My hair! My hair!” Emily shrieked, pulling wildly at her wet, tangled hair with both hands, staring into the mirror.
“Here—put this on.” Nancy slipped a bathrobe over Emily’s shoulders. “Go ahead. Pull it tight.”
“My hair! Look at my hair!”
“Emily, stop screaming like that. Please—take your hands away so that I can see what you’re talking about.”
Emily lowered her hands to tie... the robe. She shivered from the cold air entering the bathroom through the open door.
Their mother hurried in, followed by Jessie and Mr. Wallner. They all had to squeeze into the small, narrow bathroom.
“Em—your hair! What did you do?” Mrs. Wallner cried.
They could all see the ugly orange and yellow splotches and streaks.
“What did I do?!” Emily exploded. “I didn’t do anything! And look!”
“How strange!” Mr. Wallner said, coming close to examine her hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancy, looking very frightened, burst into the steamy bathroom, followed by a gust of cold air.
“Em—what’s the matter?”
“My hair! My hair!” Emily shrieked, pulling wildly at her wet, tangled hair with both hands, staring into the mirror.
“Here—put this on.” Nancy slipped a bathrobe over Emily’s shoulders. “Go ahead. Pull it tight.”
“My hair! Look at my hair!”
“Emily, stop screaming like that. Please—take your hands away so that I can see what you’re talking about.”
Emily lowered her hands to tie... the robe. She shivered from the cold air entering the bathroom through the open door.
Their mother hurried in, followed by Jessie and Mr. Wallner. They all had to squeeze into the small, narrow bathroom.
“Em—your hair! What did you do?” Mrs. Wallner cried.
They could all see the ugly orange and yellow splotches and streaks.
“What did I do?!” Emily exploded. “I didn’t do anything! And look!”
“How strange!” Mr. Wallner said, coming close to examine her hair.
What to read after The Stepsister?
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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