Young Scrooge
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I heard a ripping sound. One of the arms holding my waist fell off. The arm ripped off at the shoulder and fell to the dirt.
I kicked at the hands gripping my shoes. Kicked hard. Again. Again.
The hands went flying.
I frantically ripped away arms and hands. The humming stopped. The only sound now was the whistle of the wind through the graves and the squawk of the vultures circling overhead.
With a groan, I spun around and grabbed the soft dirt at the side of the grave with both hands. I don’t k...now where I found the strength. I guess it came from my total terror. I scrambled up to the surface, my shoes kicking and sliding on the steep side of the grave.
I climbed up to the ground and glanced back down. The dead kids were bent over, recovering their hands and arms. Some dead kids had picked up the wrong hands and were passing them to their owners.
I forced myself to turn away and, sucking in a deep, shuddering breath, I started to run. I didn’t know where to run. I just knew I had to get away from the dead kids and their frightening school as fast as I could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard a ripping sound. One of the arms holding my waist fell off. The arm ripped off at the shoulder and fell to the dirt.
I kicked at the hands gripping my shoes. Kicked hard. Again. Again.
The hands went flying.
I frantically ripped away arms and hands. The humming stopped. The only sound now was the whistle of the wind through the graves and the squawk of the vultures circling overhead.
With a groan, I spun around and grabbed the soft dirt at the side of the grave with both hands. I don’t k...now where I found the strength. I guess it came from my total terror. I scrambled up to the surface, my shoes kicking and sliding on the steep side of the grave.
I climbed up to the ground and glanced back down. The dead kids were bent over, recovering their hands and arms. Some dead kids had picked up the wrong hands and were passing them to their owners.
I forced myself to turn away and, sucking in a deep, shuddering breath, I started to run. I didn’t know where to run. I just knew I had to get away from the dead kids and their frightening school as fast as I could.
What to read after Young Scrooge?
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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