Visitors (2001)
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The halls were empty. Classes had started.
I didn’t bother going to class. I ran outside, climbed on my bike, and pedaled for home. Leaning forward, gripping the handlebars for dear life, I fought the waves of alien energy that surged through me.
I’ve got to tell someone, I thought desperately. Mom and Dad?
Can I trust them?
Or have they swallowed aliens, too?
But then I felt my brain arguing with me. “It’s not a horrible thing. It’s wonderful thing. You are a hero. You are saving an alien life....”
Oof! A sharp pain stabbed my stomach. I tried to keep pedaling, but the pain forced me to stop.
I bent over, clutching my stomach.
“What are you doing to me?” the voice demanded. “Stop! I order you to stop causing me pain!”
Huh? I’m not doing anything, I thought.
After a short while, the pain eased up. I continued on my way home.
Hurry! I told myself. Hurry!
But to my horror, my body began to slow down. I struggled to pedal faster, but I couldn’t.
I leaped off my bicycle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The halls were empty. Classes had started.
I didn’t bother going to class. I ran outside, climbed on my bike, and pedaled for home. Leaning forward, gripping the handlebars for dear life, I fought the waves of alien energy that surged through me.
I’ve got to tell someone, I thought desperately. Mom and Dad?
Can I trust them?
Or have they swallowed aliens, too?
But then I felt my brain arguing with me. “It’s not a horrible thing. It’s wonderful thing. You are a hero. You are saving an alien life....”
Oof! A sharp pain stabbed my stomach. I tried to keep pedaling, but the pain forced me to stop.
I bent over, clutching my stomach.
“What are you doing to me?” the voice demanded. “Stop! I order you to stop causing me pain!”
Huh? I’m not doing anything, I thought.
After a short while, the pain eased up. I continued on my way home.
Hurry! I told myself. Hurry!
But to my horror, my body began to slow down. I struggled to pedal faster, but I couldn’t.
I leaped off my bicycle.
What to read after Visitors?
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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