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NO!” MOZIE CRIED.
The pod was opening and he had to keep it shut. He had to. There was something terrible and green inside.
Mozie could not see exactly what it was—his struggles were too desperate—but he understood that his life depended upon keeping this monster inside the pod.
The color of this monstrosity was a sick, unearthly, slimy green, and it kept oozing through the crack in the pod, trying to get out. Mozie had to get it back inside—he had to, but slime kept running down his arms and he...— “No! No!”
“Wake up, Mozie.”
He felt his mother shake him and he opened his eyes. The dream had been so real that he was stunned to find he was in his bedroom. He held up his arms and marveled that they were slimeless.
“Get up.”
“Why? It’s night.”
“Telephone.”
“I’m not here,” he said truthfully.
“It’s Professor Orloff.”
“Who?”
“Professor Orloff. Get up. It’s the overseas operator. He’s calling from the Congress on World Hunger.”
Mrs. Mozer went back into her bedroom across the hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NO!” MOZIE CRIED.
The pod was opening and he had to keep it shut. He had to. There was something terrible and green inside.
Mozie could not see exactly what it was—his struggles were too desperate—but he understood that his life depended upon keeping this monster inside the pod.
The color of this monstrosity was a sick, unearthly, slimy green, and it kept oozing through the crack in the pod, trying to get out. Mozie had to get it back inside—he had to, but slime kept running down his arms and he...— “No! No!”
“Wake up, Mozie.”
He felt his mother shake him and he opened his eyes. The dream had been so real that he was stunned to find he was in his bedroom. He held up his arms and marveled that they were slimeless.
“Get up.”
“Why? It’s night.”
“Telephone.”
“I’m not here,” he said truthfully.
“It’s Professor Orloff.”
“Who?”
“Professor Orloff. Get up. It’s the overseas operator. He’s calling from the Congress on World Hunger.”
Mrs. Mozer went back into her bedroom across the hall.
What to read after Mcmummy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsy Byars to read onlineMoreLess
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