Welcome to Dead House (1992)
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I said, my voice a choked whisper. “We’ve got to get away from here.”
But we were too late.
A hand grabbed me firmly by the shoulder.
I spun around to see Mr. Dawes, his eyes narrowing as he read the inscription on his own gravestone.
“Mr. Dawes — you, too!” I cried, so disappointed, so confused, so … scared.
“Me, too,” he said, almost sadly. “All of us.” His eyes burned into mine. “This was a normal town once. And we were normal people. Most of us worked in the plastics factory on the outskirts... of town. Then there was an accident. Something escaped from the factory. A yellow gas. It floated over the town. So fast we didn’t see it … didn’t realize. And then, it was too late, and Dark Falls wasn’t a normal town anymore. We were all dead, Amanda. Dead and buried. But we couldn’t rest. We couldn’t sleep. Dark Falls was a town of the living dead.”
“What — what are you going to do to us?” I managed to ask. My knees were trembling so hard, I could barely stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said, my voice a choked whisper. “We’ve got to get away from here.”
But we were too late.
A hand grabbed me firmly by the shoulder.
I spun around to see Mr. Dawes, his eyes narrowing as he read the inscription on his own gravestone.
“Mr. Dawes — you, too!” I cried, so disappointed, so confused, so … scared.
“Me, too,” he said, almost sadly. “All of us.” His eyes burned into mine. “This was a normal town once. And we were normal people. Most of us worked in the plastics factory on the outskirts... of town. Then there was an accident. Something escaped from the factory. A yellow gas. It floated over the town. So fast we didn’t see it … didn’t realize. And then, it was too late, and Dark Falls wasn’t a normal town anymore. We were all dead, Amanda. Dead and buried. But we couldn’t rest. We couldn’t sleep. Dark Falls was a town of the living dead.”
“What — what are you going to do to us?” I managed to ask. My knees were trembling so hard, I could barely stand.
What to read after Welcome to Dead House?
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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