Zombie Town
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We ran through the rain to the cineplex across the street. A huge poster hung on the wall outside. It showed a zombie’s bloodshot eyes and wide-open mouth. Shreds of human skin dangled from his rotting teeth.
My stomach flip-flopped. “Forget about buying me popcorn,” I groaned.
We paid for our tickets. Karen bought herself a giant tub of buttered popcorn. Then we went into the theater.
The place was empty.
“Weird,” I said as we walked down the aisle. “This movie is a big hit? Where is everyone?”...
“This is excellent.” Karen edged into the second row. “We won’t have to worry about seeing over somebody’s head.”
“I guess.” Actually, I didn’t care if I couldn’t see. I didn’t want to see. Maybe a bunch of seven-foot-tall basketball players would come in and block our view.
A couple of minutes went by. No one came and sat in front of us. Nobody even came into the theater.
I glanced around. All I saw were row after row of empty seats. This isn’t just weird, I thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We ran through the rain to the cineplex across the street. A huge poster hung on the wall outside. It showed a zombie’s bloodshot eyes and wide-open mouth. Shreds of human skin dangled from his rotting teeth.
My stomach flip-flopped. “Forget about buying me popcorn,” I groaned.
We paid for our tickets. Karen bought herself a giant tub of buttered popcorn. Then we went into the theater.
The place was empty.
“Weird,” I said as we walked down the aisle. “This movie is a big hit? Where is everyone?”...
“This is excellent.” Karen edged into the second row. “We won’t have to worry about seeing over somebody’s head.”
“I guess.” Actually, I didn’t care if I couldn’t see. I didn’t want to see. Maybe a bunch of seven-foot-tall basketball players would come in and block our view.
A couple of minutes went by. No one came and sat in front of us. Nobody even came into the theater.
I glanced around. All I saw were row after row of empty seats. This isn’t just weird, I thought.
What to read after Zombie Town?
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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